Use the following UML diagram to create your java program. Your program should add a test class that outputs the results.InventoryII + addItem(): void I| + removeItem(): voidlI + updateItem(): voidl+ getItem(): Item IHere is a sample output:Name: Sam SmithAge: 25Street: 123 Main StCity: New YorkState: NYZip Code: 12345Itemid: intname: StringIII description: String- quantity: intI price: double+ getId(): intI1 + getName(): StringII + getDescription(): String III + getQuantity(): int+ getPrice(): doubleI

Create the Item Class:Create a class called Item.Add private fields for item properties: id, name,…

Use the following UML diagram to create your java program. Your program should add a test class that outputs the results. Inventory 1 + addItem(): void I I + removeItem(): voidl 1 + updateItem(): voidl + getItem(): Item I I I I I I I - - Item id: int name: String description: String quantity: int price: double + getId(): int I + getName(): String 1 + getDescription(): String | I + getQuantity(): int I I + getPrice(): double

Use the following UML diagram to create your java program. Your program should add a test class that outputs the results. Inventory 1 + addItem(): void I I + removeItem(): voidl 1 + updateItem(): voidl + getItem(): Item I I I I I I I - - Item id: int name: String description: String quantity: int price: double + getId(): int I + getName(): String 1 + getDescription(): String | I + getQuantity(): int I I + getPrice(): double

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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