You are to write some basic classes in Java. You are to implement Game.java and MainTest.java classes. Each Game object will represent information about a specific game that is for sale. Essential data should include:

• Platform
• Name
• Release Date
• Developer
• Genre
• Retail Price
• Rating

You must implement the complete class, including data members and methods. You must implement:

• Constructors
• Getters and Setters
• printGame() To print out any game object. Example output:

PC Cyberpunk 2077 12/10/2020 CD Projekt Red Studio Action RPG, Role-Playing $59.99 M 

In a test method in file MainTest.java, test your program by doing the following:

• Create an array (or a list) of Game objects.
• Create a few Game objects, set their values, and save them to the array (or list).
• Loop through the array (or list) and output the games.

Create a new class called Inventory.java that will keep track of all the Game inventory. The Inventory class will maintain a list of games that are available for sale. Available operations are as below.

• Constructor
• void add(Game)
• void remove(Game)
• Game findCheapestGame()
• Game findMostHighlyRatedGame()
• void printAveragePriceOfAllGames()

You can use the List provided by the Java API: List Interface and ArrayList class (implements List) Take a look at the provided methods and decide which ones could be of use to you.

Write JUnit tests to test the Inventory.java class. Follow the guidelines as discussed in class:

• Use AAA (Arrange-Act-Assert) style of testing
• Have good code coverage (test at the minimum every method excluding simple getters and setters, every branches inside a method, test with boundary values, etc)
• Have happy cases (at a minimum), and failure cases when a failure can happen