Please finish the rest of this code that I have typed using the requirements below.

public class BatteryTester_CSC1302Project_1_P8_4_p429{ public static void main(String[] args){ System.out.println("Programmer: Joe Doe"); System.out.println("Date:2/19/2020 "); System.out.println(""); Battery battery_AA = new Battery(2000); //assume it is 2000 mAh AA battery System.out.printf("4. The remaining battery_AA capacity after object instantiation is %.2f", battery_AA.getRemainingCapacity()); battery_AA.drain(50); System.out.printf(" 5. The remaining battery_AA capacity after draining 50 mAh is %.2f", battery_AA.getRemainingCapacity()); battery_AA.charge(); System.out.printf(" 6. The remaining battery_AA capacity after charging is %.2f", battery_AA.getRemainingCapacity()); } }

Write a class Battery that models a rechargeable battery. A battery has a constructor public Battery(double capacity) where capacity is a value measured in milliampere hours. A typical AA battery has a capacity of 2000 to 3000 mAh. The method public void drain(double amount) drains the capacity of the battery by the given amount. The method public void charge) charges the battery to its original capacity. The method public double getRemainingCapacity() gets the remaining capacity of the battery. A. Read and do the problem on p8.4, page 429. Use the provided BatteryTester class to test your Battery class. You may want to some output errors in BatterTester.java. The desired output is: 1 Project1: p8.4 page 429. 2 Programmer: John Doe. 3 Date: Tue Feb 11 16:44:08 EST 2020 4. The remaining battery AA capacity after object instantiation is 2000.00 5. The remaining battery AA capacity after draining 50 mAh is 1950.00 6. The remaining battery AA capacity after charging is 2000.00