2. Write a program named Lab19B that creates an ArrayList of objects. The program will have...

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2. Write a program named Lab19B that creates an ArrayList of objects. The program will have 2 classes, the main class and a second class named Book. The Book class should have the following: Instance variables: A String variable to hold the book title A String variable to hold the book's author An int variable to hold the number of pages in the book A constructor that accepts a title, author and number of pages and fills in the instance variables. An int method that returns the number of pages (no parameters) A String method that returns the title (no parameters) A String method named toString that returns a string with each instance variable value and a label in front of each. (If you don't remember the basics of the toString method, look it up in the Chapter 3 PowerPoint in the Java Review Materials) Back in the main class, do the following: Create an ArrayList of Book objects. Read each book's title, author & number of pages from the text file (Lab19B.txt) Note - the title, author & nbr of pages will each be on their own line. www Create a Book object with those values for each book and add it to the ArrayList After the ArrayList is created, loop through it and calculate the average number of pages in the books. Print that average with a label. Loop through the ArrayList and print the information for each book (using the toString method shortcut). Much Ado About Nothing William Shakespeare 246 Lost Horizon James Hilton 166 Alas, Babylon Pat Frank 352 pages I, Robot Isaac Asimov 400 Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Douglas Adams 320 2. Write a program named Lab19B that creates an ArrayList of objects. The program will have 2 classes, the main class and a second class named Book. The Book class should have the following: Instance variables: A String variable to hold the book title A String variable to hold the book's author An int variable to hold the number of pages in the book A constructor that accepts a title, author and number of pages and fills in the instance variables. An int method that returns the number of pages (no parameters) A String method that returns the title (no parameters) A String method named toString that returns a string with each instance variable value and a label in front of each. (If you don't remember the basics of the toString method, look it up in the Chapter 3 PowerPoint in the Java Review Materials) Back in the main class, do the following: Create an ArrayList of Book objects. Read each book's title, author & number of pages from the text file (Lab19B.txt) Note - the title, author & nbr of pages will each be on their own line. www Create a Book object with those values for each book and add it to the ArrayList After the ArrayList is created, loop through it and calculate the average number of pages in the books. Print that average with a label. Loop through the ArrayList and print the information for each book (using the toString method shortcut). Much Ado About Nothing William Shakespeare 246 Lost Horizon James Hilton 166 Alas, Babylon Pat Frank 352 pages I, Robot Isaac Asimov 400 Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Douglas Adams 320