Java Programming I am using intellij to write my code  1. Implement the shape hierarchy shown above, in which  Shape, TwoDeimentionalShape and  ThreeDimentionalShape should be abstract classes. 2. Include abstract method getArea in the  TwoDimensionalShape class. Also, include abstract  methods getArea and getVolume in the  ThreeDimensionalShape class. 3. Each subclass of TwoDimensionalShape should contain  method getArea to calculate the area of the twodimensional shape. 4. Each subclass of ThreeDimensionalShape should have  getArea and getVolume to calculate the surface area and  volume. 5. Override the toString method in each concrete class (third  level), to include basic information about the object, e.g.,  “Sphere object, radius = 4” • Create a test program that uses an array of Shape references  to objects of each concrete class in the hierarchy. For  example, Shape[] shapes = new Shapes [5]; Shape[0] = new Circle(2); • Create a loop that process all the shapes in the array, print  basic information for each object. Also, determine whether  each shape is TwoDimensionalShape or  ThreeDimensionalShape: • If it is TwoDimensionalShape, display its area. • If it is ThreeDimensionalShape, display its area and volume

Java Programming

I am using intellij to write my code 

1. Implement the shape hierarchy shown above, in which 
Shape, TwoDeimentionalShape and 
ThreeDimentionalShape should be abstract classes.
2. Include abstract method getArea in the 
TwoDimensionalShape class. Also, include abstract 
methods getArea and getVolume in the 
ThreeDimensionalShape class.

3. Each subclass of TwoDimensionalShape should contain 
method getArea to calculate the area of the twodimensional shape.
4. Each subclass of ThreeDimensionalShape should have 
getArea and getVolume to calculate the surface area and 
volume.
5. Override the toString method in each concrete class (third 
level), to include basic information about the object, e.g., 
“Sphere object, radius = 4”

• Create a test program that uses an array of Shape references 
to objects of each concrete class in the hierarchy. For 
example,
Shape[] shapes = new Shapes [5];
Shape[0] = new Circle(2);
• Create a loop that process all the shapes in the array, print 
basic information for each object. Also, determine whether 
each shape is TwoDimensionalShape or 
ThreeDimensionalShape:
• If it is TwoDimensionalShape, display its area.
• If it is ThreeDimensionalShape, display its area and volume