In the slides and textbook, one of the examples features a class for counting up$.$ An interface which defines this functionality is given below:

public interface IncrementCounter $\{$

$//$Increments the counter by one.

void increment$()$;

$//$Returns the number of increments since creation.

int tally$()$;

$//$Returns a string representation that counts number of increments and the ID of the counter.

String toString$()$;

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Write a class that implements this interface while not using any number type member variables $($e$.$g$.,$ int, float, char, Integer, etc$).$ Also do not use a variable that stores the number as a plain string $($i$.$e$.,"123").$ The class should be named AnotherCounter and have a constructor that takes a String parameter to store as an ID name $($like the basic counter shown in lecture$).$ Although this question may seem odd, it will help us to see how it can be possible to completely decouple the internal representation from what is offered by an API. Think about it creatively! $($There are multiple possible solutions.$)$