Create three classes Data, Single, and List, as follows: a. Create an abstract class Data, which will contain no instance variables, no constructor, and only one method: double valueof () which returns 0.0. b. Create a class Single which is a subclass of Data, and which will store one double value. Provide a constructor to initialize the value. Override the valueOf() method so that it returns this value. c. Create a class List which is a subclass of Data, and which will store a double[] array. Provide a constructor List (double[] a) which will initialize this array. Override the valueof() method so that it returns the sum of all the doubles in the array. Note that this will always be a full array, not a partially full array. There will be no separate length variable. Start with the Templatelab7.java file. It creates a list of Data objects (both Single and List) using a Data[] myData array. Take a look at it. Add a loop at the indicated position which will find and print the sum of every number that appears in myData, whether at appears in a Single or in a List, using valueof(). It should print the line. The sum of everything is 35.8