4. (a) English The following interface describes a time hh :mm:ss with hours (in range to,23]), mi- nutes (range [0,59]), and seconds (range [o,59]). iass public interface Time f public void setHour (int h): public void setX inute(int m); public void setSecond (int s) public int getHour ); public int getMinute; public int getSecond) public boolean isBefore(Time t); public String toString English You should write down the Java code for a class MyTime that implements the Time interface. Using your class it should be possible to execute this code with the expected result Tino T1 new MyTise (11,23,56); Syst.em.out.printin("T1 T1.toStringO) // Prints "T1 11:23:56 Time T2 new MyTime) T2.setHour (11); T2.setMinute (33) T2.setSecond (16); System.out.println( T2T2.toString)) 11 Prints "T2- 11:33:16" System.out.printin("T2 Kinutes: " T2.getMinuteO I/ Prints "T2 Minutes: 33" if T1.1sBefore(T2)) System.out.printin("T1 happens before T2"); // Will be printed Time T3 nev MyTise (24,25,26); // Throws a RuntimeException // since 24 is not a valid hour Notice An exception of type RuntimeException should be raised if a time value hh:mm:ss is not valid (not within the given ranges). The class should be encapsulated and follow good Java coding practise The class should (of course) work for all possible valid times