in java create an overloaded constructor for Monster which sets the properties as follows:

inType will be a String we'll pass to the constructor to set the Monster's type.

inName will be a String we'll pass to the constructor to set the Monster's name.

inLevel will be an integer we'll pass to the constructor to set the Monster's level.

strength to the return value of a method that we'll create called calcSTR$().$

hitPoints to the return value of a method that we'll create called calcHP$().$

Create setters for all $6$ of the properties for Monsters: name, size, strength, and hitPoints.

Create getters for all $6$ of the properties for Monsters: type, name, level, size, strength, and hitPoints.

Write a calcSTR method used to calculate the strength of the Monster as follows:

calcSTR requires no passed parameters and uses standarddata fields

calcSTR should return an integer:

First, it generates a random integer from $3-10($inclusive$)$ using the Random Class.

Then, it adds the level times the size to the random integer you had generated.

Finally, it returns the result of that complete calculation

Write a calcHP method used to calculate the hitPoints of the Monster as follows:

calcHP requires no passed parameters and uses our standard Monster properties

calcHP should return an integen

The integer value returned should be the strength times the level divided by two.