a. Create a class for a Sandwich Shop (Tip Top Bakery) with data fields for bread type (such as Wheat) and calories per slice. Include a constructor that takes parameters for each field, and include get methods that return the values of the fields. Also include a public final static String named MOTTO and initialize it to The Way A Sandwich Was Meant To Be. Write an application named TestBread to instantiate three Bread objects with different values, and then display all the data, including the Slogan, for each object. Save both the Bread.java and TestBread.java files.

b. Create a class named Sandwich Filling. Include a field for the filling type (such as tuna salad) and another for the calories in a serving. Include a constructor that takes parameters for each field, and include get methods that return the values of the fields. Write an application named TestSandwichFilling to instantiate three SandwichFilling objects with different values, and then display all the data for each object. Save both the SandwichFilling.java and TestSandwichFilling.java files.

c. Create a class named Sandwich. Include a Bread field and a Sandwich Filling field. Include a constructor that takes parameters for each field needed in the two objects and assigns them to each objects constructor. Write an application named TestSandwich to instantiate three Sandwich objects with different values, and then display all the data for each object, including the total calories in a Sandwich, assuming each Sandwich is made using two slices of Bread. Save both the Sandwich.java and TestSandwich.

d. Create a class named Order that contains customer name, bread type and filling. The Sandwich shop carries 4 types of bread and 4 types of filling (you decide types of bread or filling the shop carries). Create a class named TestOrder that allows the customer to order as many sandwiches as wanted and prints out the customer name and then all the sandwiches (bread type, filling and total calories) ordered.