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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1:
Complete a properly encapsulated class named Shape, which has the following:
A boolean instance variable named isFilled.
A String instance variable named color.
A default, no-arg constructor which sets isFilled to true, and color to
"Green".
An overloaded constructor which takes two parameters, a boolean and a
String and sets the instance variables accordingly.
An overridden toString() method, which returns a String. The String
should contain: The values of the instance variables in the following format:
Filled: true
Color: Green
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