Convert the UML class diagram i. ii. 111. into a java code with the following conditions Define all classes and specify inheritance if any in the diagram. [9 marks] Create a class called test. The main() method in the test class should create three Cat objects and two Budgie objects. The main() method should also create indirectly an object of the Pet class. Demonstrate polymorphism in your test class. [8 marks] Cat numberOfTeeth: int lengthofTail: int name: String ownerName: String + Pet (name: String, ownerName: String) + getName(): String + getownerName (): String Pet Cat (name:String, ownerName: String, numberOfTeeth: int, lengthofTail:int) + getNumberOfTeeth (): int + getLengthofTail (): int Budgie colourofFeathers: String + Budgie (name:string, ownerName: String, colourOfFeathers:string) + getColourOfFeathers(): string Convert the UML class diagram i. ii. 111. into a java code with the following conditions Define all classes and specify inheritance if any in the diagram. [9 marks] Create a class called test. The main() method in the test class should create three Cat objects and two Budgie objects. The main() method should also create indirectly an object of the Pet class. Demonstrate polymorphism in your test class. [8 marks] Cat numberOfTeeth: int lengthofTail: int name: String ownerName: String + Pet (name: String, ownerName: String) + getName(): String + getownerName (): String Pet Cat (name:String, ownerName: String, numberOfTeeth: int, lengthofTail:int) + getNumberOfTeeth (): int + getLengthofTail (): int Budgie colourofFeathers: String + Budgie (name:string, ownerName: String, colourOfFeathers:string) + getColourOfFeathers(): string