There are two types of rental items in the VideoSystem: DVDs and video cassettes $("$videos$").$ Customers rent either of these two types of rental items. A rental item has a barcode and a movie name. The status of a rental item is either rented, available, expired. If its rented, a rental items due date specifies the date that the item should be returned. You can ask for the status of a rental item. All rental items can be rented $($by a customer$)$ and returned. When an item is returned, the clerk who handles the transaction labels it $"$OK$"$ or "damaged" depending on its status. Customers can be retrieved by their id$,$ rental items by their barcode.

Draw a class diagram which represents the information handled by VideoSystem. You can use a paper to draw and then upload to the system. Your class diagram should simply reflect the relationships described above. Make appropriate use of UML class diagram features: relationship $($association$,$ generalization, aggregation, multiplicity, etc,$),$ and attributes $($including type$).$ You do not need to specify the operations