Introduction to Java ProgrammingFictional CharactersIn this homework, you will implement 4 classes using inheritance. Character is going to a be thesuperclass of 3 fictional character classes (elves, dwarves, giants, vampires, zombies, centaurs,dragons etc. ) of your choosing. Each subclass should have at least two constructors and twoextra properties of their own and getters/setters. Each subclass should also override printlnfo()and quote() functions, they are all left to your imagination.printinfo(): Prints all the properties of the character including the extra properties of subclasses."This character is an X its current age is 2. Xs have a lifespan of 5 years. They usually live inswamps. They can have blue or pink spots, this character has pink spots. This characters likes toeat purple vegetables."quote(): Prints out a sound the character makes, or a phrase the character says if the character isable to speak."I do like purple vegetables a lot, they compliment my spots."You should have your main method in your Character class that demonstrates all of the classesand their functions. You ought to implement all the given methods, but you can add otherfunctions or properties to make it more fun or easy.Listing 1: Class DiagramCharacterType1Character-name: string-age: int-lifeSpan: int-habitat: stringprintInfo()CharacterType2quote()CharacterType3

In this homework, you will implement 4 classes using inheritance. Character is going to a be the superclass of 3 fictional character classes (elves, dwarves, giants, vampires, zombies, centaurs, dragons etc. ) of your choosing. Each subclass should have at least two constructors and twO extra properties of their own and getters/setters. Each subclass should also override printInfo() and quote() functions, they are all left to your imagination.

In this homework, you will implement 4 classes using inheritance. Character is going to a be the superclass of 3 fictional character classes (elves, dwarves, giants, vampires, zombies, centaurs, dragons etc. ) of your choosing. Each subclass should have at least two constructors and twO extra properties of their own and getters/setters. Each subclass should also override printInfo() and quote() functions, they are all left to your imagination.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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