Use the UML tool to draw a UML class diagram based on the descriptions provided below.

1. The diagram should be drawn with a UML tool
2. It should include all the classes listed below and use appropriate arrows to identify the class relationships
3. Each class should include all the described attributes and operations but nothing else
4. Each constructor and method should include the described parameters and return types - no more and no less

Please do one of the following in Java

Descriptions of a Price Because of the inherent imprecision of floating-point numbers, we represent the price by storing two values: dollars and cents. Both are whole numbers.

Both values are needed in order to create a new Price. Once a Price has been created, it can no longer be changed. However, it provides two getters: one to access the value of dollars, the other to access the value of cents. Descriptions of a GroceryItem Grocery items have a name (text) and a price. In order to create a new GroceryItem, both a name and a price need to be provided. Once a GroceryItem has been created, the name can no longer be changed, but the price can be updated as needed. GroceryItem includes getters for each of the attributes (fields).