Problems of the day The purpose of these small problems are to help you develop your craft. Each problem will only be open for a fixed time period. The problems are short and will take anywhere from a few minutes up to half an hour. For each problem you will be provided with sample inputs and corresponding outputs. All input is done via the console (unless specified otherwise) and all output is to be done to the console as well. Your code must run without syntax errors. If it does not, you will receive a 0 on that portion of the problem. Instructions Today's task is to subclass the TallyCounter class and implement a new type of tally that is allowed to be reset back to zero. The Museum of Natural History also has a visiting exhibit which can only hold a maximum number of people. They cycle guests in and out of this exhibit. As such, we need our tally counter to be eset Button and out of this exhibit. As such, we need oun tally counter to be able to be reset back to zero. You will subclass the 'Tally Counter class and implement a new tally counter called 'ResetTally' which can be reset to zero. Details for this class are given below. Recall: The TallyCounter keeps track of the count A TallyCounter has two methods: the increment() method and the get() method. These methods do the following: - increment(): This method increases the total count by one. This method is used when a new visitor comes to visit Gus. One more visitor, one more push of the TallyCounter button to increment the count by one. - get(): This method returns an integer count of the number of visitors that have been by to see Gus so far. The TallyCounter class also has a protected integer instance variable count. Details Input Input has been handled for you for this PoD. Processing In the file 'ResetTally.java' you will subclass the TallyCounter class. You will add the functionality to resent the counter to zero. Just like the TallyCounter, ResetTally must keep track of the count. You will create the necessary field members for all needs of the class. A TallyCounter has two methods: the increment() method and the get() method. These methods do the following: - increment(): This method increases the total count by one. This method is used when a new visitor comes to visit Gus. One more visitor, one more push of the TallyCounter button to increment the count by one. - get(): This method returns an integer count of the number of visitors that have been by to see Gus so far. eset Button une yeu) meunod. inese menious ao unelollowing: - increment(): This method increases the total count by one. This method is used when a new visitor comes to visit Gus. One more visitor, one more push of the TallyCounter button to increment the count by one. - get(): This method returns an integer count of the number of visitors that have been by to see Gus so far. You will need to set up the ResetTally class, including field members, constructors and methods. The main method of PoD.java will instantiate a new ResetTally and read in methods to call. Please Note: TallyCounter.java and PoD.java are handled for you, only work on ResetTally.java. Output Output has already been handled in PoD.java (check out how it works!) Sample input/output: Sample input/output: Visible Test Cases Please note that for visible test cases you will see the expected output of tests. Please note that if you output nothing the test case will only fail. For
