(Java)The Abstract Art ClassWrite an abstract class as follows:The class is named ArtIt inherits from the Comparable interfaceIt has a private String member variable named nameIt has a private String member variable named artistIt has a private int member variable called yearIt has a default constructor that assigns the values "No name" to name, "No artist" to artist and -1 to the year. This default constructor calls the three argument constructor.It has a three-argument constructor to assign values to the name, artist and year variables.It has a copy constructor that makes a copy of another non-null Art objectIt has getters and setters for the name, artist and year variablesIt has a toString() method that creates a string of artist, with name and year tabbed once on subsequent lines (see sample output)It has an equals method that compares this Art to another ObjectIt has a compareTo method that compares in this order: 1) artist, 2) name, 3) yearThis class contains no other methodsMake sure to include your name, the name of this class, our course number, and the Activity number in a Javadoc comment at the top.Make sure to write a Javadoc comment for each of these methods.

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Write an abstract class as follows:
The class is named Art
It inherits from the Comparable interface
It has a private String member variable named name
It has a private String member variable named artist
It has a private int member variable called year
It has a default constructor that assigns the values "No name" to name, "No artist" to artist and -1 to the year. This default constructor calls the three argument constructor.
It has a three-argument constructor to assign values to the name, artist and year variables.
It has a copy constructor that makes a copy of another non-null Art object
It has getters and setters for the name, artist and year variables
It has a toString() method that creates a string of artist, with name and year tabbed once on subsequent lines (see sample output)
It has an equals method that compares this Art to another Object
It has a compareTo method that compares in this order: 1) artist, 2) name, 3) year
This class contains no other methods
Make sure to include your name, the name of this class, our course number, and the Activity number in a Javadoc comment at the top.
Make sure to write a Javadoc comment for each of these methods.