Checkpoint Three of Frac Calc. It is a continuation of my previous checkpoint 1, and checkpoint 2 homework question, thanks! Written in Java.

Thanks so much!

. . Checkpoint 3: Evaluation Create a new class named Fraction. The constructor should take the operands that you parsed in CP2 and create a fraction object. You can write a toString method in Fraction that causes the fraction to print the way they want it. Class tips: Declare 3 instance variables Write a constructor Write non-static methods. When you call a Fraction method from outside the class, you will use the form fracResult = frac1.add(frac2) or fracResult = frac1.arith(frac2, operator) fracResult, frac1 and frac2 are all fraction objects. O O O = 0 produceAnswer can create two fractions and evaluate the expression, performing fraction addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, based on the operator specified), and return the actual result of that calculation The result need not be reduced and need not be a mixed fraction. But it must be correct. . All kinds of input values the user might enter must be accepted, including simple fractions, improper fractions, mixed fractions, and integers