Create a new Java project named Program 4 Three Dimensional Shapes. In this project, create a package named threeDimensional and put all 3 of the classes discussed below in this package Javadoc requires that every class, every field, every constructor, and every method have a general (useful) comment and all relevant tags. This includes @param tags for methods and constructors and @param and @return tags for methods.

Create a new Java project named Program 4 Three Dimensional Shapes. In this project, create a package named threeDimensional and put all 3 of the classes discussed below in this package

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1. Create a Cube class with the following:
   1. 1 data member: an integer named lengthOfSide
   2. 2 constructors: a no-argument constructor that set lengthOfSide to 1 and one that takes lengthOfSide as an argument
   3. A getter and a setter for lengthOfSide
   4. A toString() method for Cube that simply returns the string "Cube: [lengthOfSide]"
   5. A getSurfaceArea() method that returns the surface area of this cube.
   6. A getVolume() method that returns the volume of this cube.
   7. Make sure to Javadoc EVERYTHING!
2. Create a Sphere class that has everything that the cube class has except:
   1. Instead of lengthOfSide, Sphere has radius.
   2. Note that if you choose to copy and paste, nearly everything will change because of radius
   3. Make sure to Javadoc EVERYTHING! This means that if you copy and paste from Cube, there should be no mention of Cube or lengthOfSide in the javadoc.
3. Create a third class named Program4 which has a main method. It should make use of Cube and Sphere to do the following:
   1. Create a Scanner named scanner off of standard input.
   2. Create a Cube named firstCube and use the default (no-argument) constructor to populate the reference
   3. Print out firstCube
   4. Prompt the user with "Please enter the length of the side for secondCube: "
   5. Read in the next integer and use it to set the length of the side of secondCube. DO NOT USE A CONSTRUCTOR TO SET THE LENGTH OF THE SIDE.
   6. Make new Cube named thirdCube with sides equal to 3. USE THE ARGUMENT CONSTRUCTOR TO DO THIS.
   7. Make a new integer named accessorValue and have it store the getter value for firstCube.
   8. Output "First Cube side length: ", "Second Cube surface area: ", and "Third Cube volume: " along with their values (use accessorValue for First Cube)
   9. Output all three Cubes in order along with the labels "First Cube: ", "Second Cube: ", and "Third Cube: " in the appropriate places. Then print out a new line
   10. Repeat steps 1-9 above for Spheres. All variable names, all prompts, and all outputs should make sense.
   11. Remember to Javadoc Program4 and the main method!