Need help with this task turning this into C#$.$ Your task for this week is to implement these classes. This includes creating the classes and implementing the functionality that those classes will provide. The one exception is database interaction code. Database interactions will be implemented during Week $4.$

Once you have completed implementing the classes for your application, zip the $.$cs files and submit the zip file using the instructions below. I am developing an application that will assist users in tracking and analyzing their monthly expenditures. The aim of this application is to provide users with a tool to manage their finances and budget more effectively by presenting them with an extensive overview of their spending habits. The application output will consist of visually appealing graphs and charts, which will provide users with a comprehensive representation of their monthly expenses. The data for this application will be stored in a relational database, comprising the user's monthly expenses, category information, date and time information, and user information. The data will be accessed and manipulated using SQL queries.

Class Definitions

Expense Tracker Class

$$ Properties:

$$ list of expenses $($List$)$

$$ list of categories $($List$)$

$$ user $($User$)$

$$ Methods:

$$ addExpense$($Expense expense$)$: adds a new expense to the list of expenses

$$ removeExpense$($Expense expense$)$: removes an expense from the list of expenses

$$ getExpensesByCategory$($Category category$)$: returns a list of expenses filtered by category

$$ getTotalSpending$()$: returns the total amount of money spent by the user

$$ getSpendingByCategory$($Category category$)$: returns the total amount of money spent in a given category

$$ Special Considerations:

$$ toString$()$: returns a string representation of the expense tracker

$$ access specifiers: all properties and methods are public

Expense Class

$$ Properties:

$$ id $($int$)$: unique identifier for the expense

$$ amount $($double$)$: amount of money spent

$$ description $($String$)$: description of the expense

$$ category $($Category$)$: category of the expense

$$ date $($LocalDate$)$: date of the expense

$$ Methods:

$$ getId$()$: returns the ID of the expense

$$ getAmount$()$: returns the amount of the expense

$$ getDescription$()$: returns the description of the expense

$$ getCategory$()$: returns the category of the expense

$$ getDate$()$: returns the date of the expense

$$ Special Considerations:

$$ toString$()$: returns a string representation of the expense

$$ access specifiers: all properties and methods are public

Category Class

$$ Properties:

$$ name $($String$)$: name of the category

$$ Methods:

$$ getName$()$: returns the name of the category

$$ Special Considerations:

$$ toString$()$: returns a string representation of the category

$$ access specifiers: all properties and methods are public

User Class

$$ Properties:

$$ id $($int$)$: unique identifier for the user

$$ name $($String$)$: name of the user

$$ email $($String$)$: email of the user

$$ Methods:

$$ getId$()$: returns the ID of the user

$$ getName$()$: returns the name of the user

$$ getEmail$()$: returns the email of the user

$$ Special Considerations:

$$ toString$()$: returns a string representation of the user

$$ access specifiers: all properties and methods are public

Data Storage:

Table name$($s$)$:

$$ Expense

$$ Category

$$ User

Fields the table will contain, including data type: Expense:

$$ id $($int$,$ primary key$)$

$$ amount $($double$)$

$$ description $($varchar$(255))$

$$ category$\_$id $($int$,$ foreign key$)$

$$ date $($date$)$ Category:

$$ id $($int$,$ primary key$)$

$$ name $($varchar$(255))$ User:

$$ id $($int$,$ primary key$)$

$$ name $($varchar$(255))$

$$ email $($varchar$(255))$

Table relationships, if any:

$$ Expense.category$\_$id is a foreign key that references Category.id$.$ This establishes a one$-$to$-$many relationship between Category and Expense, as one category can have many Class Definitions:

$$ ExpenseTracker

$$ Properties:

$$ List expenses: stores all expenses added by the user

$$ Methods:

$$ addExpense$($Expense expense$)$: adds a new expense to the expenses list

$$ removeExpense$($int index$)$: removes an expense from the expenses list based on the index provided

$$ getExpensesByCategory$($String category$)$: returns a list of expenses for a specific category

$$ getExpensesByDateRange$($Date startDate, Date endDate$)$: returns a list of expenses within a given date range

$$ getTotalExpenses$()$: returns the total amount spent by the user

$$ getExpenseSummary$()$: returns a summary of expenses by category

$$ Special considerations:

$$ Class hierarchy: None

$$ Access specifiers: All methods and properties are public

$1.$ Expense

$$ Properties:

$$ String name: the name of the expense

$$ double amount: the amount spent on the expense

$$ String category: the category of the expense

$$ Date date: the date the expense was incurred

$$ Methods:

$$ getName$()$: returns the name of the expense

$$ getAmount$()$: returns the amount spent on the expense

$$ getCategory$()$: returns the category of the exp