Can someone code this in java?

Youve been hired by Camping Critters to write a Java console application that manages their product inventory. The application has the following two classes:

Product.java

Each object created from this class represents one product in their inventory and includes the following fields and methods:

Fields

? (static) productCount count of all distinct products; initialize to 0 in declaration.

? (static) inventoryValue total inventory value of all products; initialize to 0 in declaration.

? (static) inventoryCount total count of all products in inventory; initialize to 0 in declaration.

? code two-digit product code of the product.

? name name of the product.

? cost cost of the product in dollars.

? count current count of the product in stock.

Methods

? A constructor with no parameters that sets the fields, respectively, to these values:

productCount = productCount + 1

code = -1

name = "(not set)"

cost = -1

count = -1

? A constructor with four parameters that sets the fields, respectively, to these values:

productCount = productCount + 1

inventoryValue = inventoryValue + (cost * count)

inventoryCount = inventoryCount + count

code set from parameter

name set from parameter

cost set from parameter

count set from parameter

? Getter methods for each field (declare the getters for productCount, inventoryValue, and inventoryCount static).

? Setter methods for each field (declare the setters for productCount, inventoryValue, and inventoryCount static).

? equals method that compares the product codes from two objects for equality.

? toString method that returns instance variable values only.

HW5.java

This class contains the main method and uses the Product class to store product data. Create text file ProductInventoryIn.txt, paste the following data into it, and place the file in your project folder. It has the following file specification:

Field	Type	Start-End
Product code	integer	1-7
Product name	string	8-31
Product cost	real	32-41
Product quantity	integer	42-51
The file does not contain a header row.

ProductInventoryIn.txt

80 Daypack 110.00 50

81 Duffel Bag 35.00 60

82 Hammock 70.00 70

83 Cot 155.00 80

84 Tent 430.00 90

85 Stove 100.00 40

86 Cooler 350.00 30

87 Sleeping Bag 320.00 20

88 Blanket 140.00 10

89 Camp Chair 120.00 100

Read the data from file ProductInventoryIn.txt into an array of Product objects called products. Note that to call a method for any array element object, you use, for example:

products[i].getCount()

Present the following menu to the user:

Camping Critters Menu

1 Sell product

2 Order product

3 List product inventory

4 Exit

Enter an option:

Here are what the options do:

? Sell product use a validation loop to prompt for and get from the user the code of the product to be sold (it has to be a valid code). Then use a validation loop to prompt for and get from the user the quantity of the product to be sold. Insure that the quantity is not greater than the current inventory for that product. Update the following fields:

(static) inventoryValue

(static) inventoryCount

count for the product

Print a "product sold" message that includes:

Code

Quantity

Revenue from the sale

Format the message in two columns with the first column containing a label and the second column containing a value. Format real numbers to two decimal places.

? Order Product use a validation loop to prompt for and get from the user the code of the product to be ordered (it has to be a valid code). Then use a validation loop to prompt for and get from the user the quantity of the product to be ordered. Insure that the quantity is greater than zero. Update the following fields:

(static) inventoryValue

(static) inventoryCount

count for the product

Print a "product ordered" message that includes:

Code

Quantity ordered

Cost of the order

Format the message in two columns with the first column containing a label and the second column containing a value. Format real numbers to two decimal places.

? List product inventory shows all product data in formatted columns. It then lists the product count, inventory value, and inventory count.

? Exit closes the menu.

Java doesn't handle multiple keyboard objects gracefully so declare one keyboard object as a field (global) and close it at the end of method main. Continue to process menu options until the user enter 4. Then write the data to file ProductInventoryOut.txt in the same layout as the input file. Use these menu options and inputs for your last run:

Option Code Quantity

3

1 80 10

3

2 81 40

3

1 82 20

3

2 83 25

3

1 10,84 100,10

3

4