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Transcribed Image Text:Create a class called Pizza (Pizza.java). It should have the following
private data members: String size: size of the pizza could be small,
medium, or large int numOfToppings: number of toppings could be 1, 2
or 3. double price and should provide the following methods: default
constructor (set size to an empty string, numOfTopping and price to 0)
non-default constructor Pizza(String s, int n, double p) I getters and
setters for the three data members method toString() returns a string
representing the Pizza object, formatted as: Size: large Toppings: 2
Price: 9.95 method equals(Object obj) to indicate some other object is
"equal to" this one public class Pizza {
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