1. Create a class named after your favorite object in the whole world. For example, if you love pizza, then create a class called Pizza.java. This class should not have a main method

2. Create Instance Variables (attributes)

- Create at least 3 private instance variables (attributes) for your class

- You must use at least 3 different data types for your instance variables

3. Create getter (accessor) and setter (mutator) methods

- Create a getter (accessor) method for each of your instance variables

- Create a setter (mutator) method for each of your instance variables

4. Create a Method to display your data

- Create a method called display, that simply prints out the values of all instance variables of your object

- The method should have no parameters and no return type

5. Create another method that simply increments any one of your instance variables by 1

- The method should have no parameters and no return type

6. Create 2 Constructors

- Create a default constructor (no parameters) that assigns all your instance variables to default values

- Create a parameterized constructor that takes all instance variables as parameters, and sets the instance variables to the values provided by the parameters

7. Testing your program

- Create a class called Demo.java. This class will contain your main method

- Create an instance of your class by using the default constructor.

*Call all your objects set methods to assign values to your object

*Call the objects display method, to print out it's values

- Create another instance of your class by using the parameterized constructor

*Call the objects display method, to print out it's values

- Call the method you created that increments one instance variable, and then call the display method again