1. Create a new project in BlueJ. 2. Create a class named Lemonadestand. 3. Create all methods and fields as defined in the UML diagram shown at the end of this document. 4. Leave all methods blank or return dummy values to get the project to compile. For example, if a method needs to return an int, simply put "return 1; " in the body of the method. You can go ahead and fill in the constructor, accessor, and mutator bodies if you wish, but you don't necessarily have to do it at this time. 5. Download TestClassDeclarations. java and place it in your project directory. 6. Run tests and clear all test errors. Fill in method Javadoc headers as best as you can for now. You should go back and update the method, parameter, and return descriptions after you complete each method as you are working through the lab activities. 7. Download the file named submission. defs and copy it to the proper location according to your operating system. (a) Windows i. Copy submissions. defs to your BlueJ lib directory. ii. Restart Blue.J. (b) Mac i. Open a Finder window. Navigate to the BlueJ application (probably in your Applications folder). ii. CTRL-click (right-click) on the application icon to get the context menu and choose Show Package Contents. iii. From there open up Contents, then Resources, then Java. iv. Drop the submission. defs file into the Java folder. (You should notice a couple of other . defs files in there, e.g., moe and blue.) v. Restart Blue.J. If you are on a lab computer or a library computer, you can simply copy submission. defs into your project directory. 8. Submit your project to Web-CAT. FOR THE REST OF THE SEMESTER, YOU MUST SUBMIT TO Web-CAT OR YOU WILL EARN A GRADE OF O ON YOUR ASSIGNMENT. (a) If this does not work, it is because you did not get your submissions. defs file copied correctly or did not restart BlueJ. (b) In BlueJ, click on Tools and then Submit... as shown below