Part 2. Write a tester class (WeatherTetster) in which you instantiate two different objects from the class weather, one by using the no argument constructor and the other by using the two argument overloaded constructor. Print both of the classes, change the first one to have the current weather of Windsor and again printing it, call getWindChill() and isSever() methods and print the result with appropriate messages Question. What would be the result of the following instantiation if we remove the no argument constructor? Weather w new Weather): Remember that we had no problem when we did not have the two argument constructor. Can you come up with an idea on when the no argument constructor is provided by the compiler automatically? Complete and show both classes to receive full marks