Say you have a Player class with a pair of subclasses: Warrior and Mage. You want to extend this class

hierarchy to incorporate levels, so you plan to create Beginner, Intermediate and Pro subclasses. However,

since you already have two subclasses, you'll need to create six class combinations such as Beginner Warrior,

ProMage and so on$.$

Adding new Player types and levels to the hicrarchy will grow it exponentially. For example, to add a

Knight player you'd need to introduce three subclasses, one for each level. And after that, adding a new

level would require creating more subclasses, one for each player type. The further we go$,$ the worse it

becomes.

Using OO design principles and design patterns we learnt so far, solve the problem of class explosion.

Specifically, complete the answers to following questions:

$1.(1$ mark$])$ Which OO design principle that needs to be applied to solve the problem. $($Hint: Select

among Inhertiance, Polymorphism, Composition, Overriding, Overloading$)$

$2.([1$ mark$])$ Identify the most relevant design pattern that can be used to solve the problem.

$3.([2$ marks$])$ Draw the class diagram that may be used as a design of your solution. For each class

provide class name, and any relevant propertics and methods that may be necessary to solve the

problem. Clearly identify relationships between them, and if neccessary, provide multiplicities of the

identified relationships if applicable.