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This file defines a fighter object. Variables: All variables must not be allowed to be directly modified outside the class in which they are declared, unless otherwise stated in the description of the variable. The hero class must have variables: - health - HP of the fighter as a whole number - fighter - the name of the fighter for the game (example: Superman) - fighterType - the type of the fighter in the game. This variable must be of type fighterType. - Ability - the name of the ability for the fighter - mode - Switch fighters have a mode category ranging from 40 (inclusive) to 100 (inclusive). Ensure that mode is always a whole number in the range. mode is initialized, it should print "fighter mode: Insane" if the score is between [90, 100] "fighter mode: Excellent" if the score is between [80,89] "fighter mode: pretty Good" if the score is between [70, 79] "fighter mode: Good" if the score is between [60,69] "fighter mode: Fine" if the score is between [50, 59] points "fighter mode: Damaged" if the score is between [40,49] points. If the mode is not within the range, then set it to 80 and print the correct statement. This should only be printed when mode is first initialized. Constructor(s): - A constructor that takes in the health, fighter, fighterType, Ability, and mode - A constructor that takes in health, fighter, fighterType. In this case, Ability should be assumed to be "flashlight!" and mode should be assumed to be 80 . - A constructor that takes in no arguments. In this case, health should be 120, name should be "swagger", fighterType should be strong, ability should be "swaggy", and mode should be 89. Methods: All methods should have the proper visibility to be used where it is specified, they are used. - isRecovered This method returns true if the hero's mode is between [50,89], and false otherwise. - toString This method will return a String representation of a hero. The string must be formatted as follows (note the string is all in one line):