Consider the following Class Diagram Owner TaxableProperty SIN: String owns -number: String -name: String value:double -email: String +issueRenewalNotice():void +showYourself():void +showYourself():void includes Registry Immobile -date:LocalDate -UID:String +ownerReport():void -address:String +showYourself():void -isEmpty:boolean -dateBuilt:LocalDate +showYourself():void 1) Classes Create a Java Project named: CaseSolution. In it, create class definitions for the classes depicted in the UML diagram. Your definition should include one default & one overloaded constructor. 2) Attributes Include ONLY the attributes included in the diagram. Be sure that they meet the specifications listed in the diagram, i.e., String variables are strings. 3) Methods Include all methods depicted in the diagram. Be sure that you keep their signature as depicted, i.e., +showYourself():void has the following signature: public void showYourself() 4) Relations Modify your classes accordingly to translate the relations depicted into java code. You can include your own tester class, but your work will be tested with a master Tester class, therefore you must respect the names of classes, attributes, and methods for it to run properly