Abstraction using Interfaces The purpose of this lab is for you to learn how to achieve abstraction in Java using interfaces. These have the advantage over abstract classes in that we have "multiple inheritance" safely. Java does not allow multiple inheritance of classes directly due to the "Diamond Problem." Steps: - Create the file "Lab03.java" in your Eclipse Package Explorer inside of your Main package. - For this assignment, you will do ALL of your coding in the "Lab03.java" file. Follow the specifications below to get full credit for the assignment: Lab 3 Specifications Create a single Java code file (Lab03.java) that contains: Three separate interfaces: - One that uses unimplemented methods (just method prototypes) - One that uses a default method or methods - One that uses a static method Create your main class (Lab03) that implements ALL 3 of these interfaces. Write the implementation for the methods in the first interface mentioned above in your main method. Write the main method that uses all of the methods in the 3 interfaces. Hints *Use the class code as a guide to help you figure out how this all works. Do NOT copy the class code for the assignment. Come up with your own interface ideas but simply use class code as an outline for how the flow can go. Don't forget (in the main method) to create an object of the Lab03 class to access interface methods! Submission Upload the source file "Lab03.java" to Canvas by the due date and time for credit. ANY ERRORS IN COMPILING WILL RESULT IN POINT DEDUCTIONS IF MINOR OR ZERO POINTS IF SEVERE. THE PROGRAM MUST BE ABLE TO COMPILE WITHOUT MODIFICATION FOR FULL CREDIT