Please help in JAVA!!! Create a Java class called Block that contains two fields named baseSide and height. This class should include two constructors that initialize the fields- a no parameter constructor and a constructor that takes parameters. Additionally, define two methods that return an object's field, a method prints information of a block project (toString) and a method name surfaceArea() that return the surface area of the block (SA= (2s^2) + 4h*s, where h=height and s=baseSide. Next, write a class called Blockclient and construct some Block objects to test all the methods in above.

Please help in JAVA!!! Create a Java class called Block that contains two fields named baseSide and height. This class should include two constructors that initialize the fields- a no parameter constructor and a constructor that takes parameters. Additionally, define two methods that return an object's field, a method prints information of a block project (toString) and a method name surfaceArea() that return the surface area of the block (SA= (2s^2) + 4h*s, where h=height and s=baseSide. Next, write a class called Blockclient and construct some Block objects to test all the methods in above.

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Chapter10: Object-oriented Programming

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