Question 1 Write a class called Student.java with the following variables and methods. Variables: . . . department is a string value indicating department of the student studentiD is a string value indicating ID of the student. name is a string value indicating name of the student. yearsOfStudy is an integer value indicating how many years the student has studied at the university apa is a double value indicating gpa of the student. hasScholarship is a boolean value indicating if the student has scholarship or not. Methods: . . readinformation reads user inputs as in the sample output given below and assigns them to related variables. Student ID: 12345 Name: Ada Years of study: 4 GPA: 3,7 Department: ECON Scholarship (Yes/No): Yes . predict Course predicts whether the student pass or fail the course CMPE113 according to the equations and it prints the result as in sample output given below. If the student has scholarship, the equation below must be used: GPA Pass = * 3 yearsOfStudy If the student does not have scholarship, the equation below must be used: GPA Pass = 2 yearsOf Study If the equation has a result equal to 2 or higher than 2, you need to print the line below: The student will most likely pass CMPE113! Otherwise, below line should be printed: The student will most likely fail to pass CMPE113! printinformation prints information as given in the sample output below. (If the student has scholarship, you should write "with scholarship", otherwise you should write "without scholarship". Also notice that years of study should be written as 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th.) Ada, whose student ID is 12345, is studying 4th year at the "CENG" department with scholarship. Ada has a GPA of 3.7. are StudentsEqual gets one Student object as parameter and compares two students in terms of their studenti, name, yearsOfStudy, GPA and hasScholarship variables. Finally, it returns a boolean value indicating whether all are same or not