WNNrite a class called Purse. Purse should have the following: three int instance variables: pounds, shillings and pence. a no argument constructor $($i$.$e$.,$ Purse$())$ that initializes the instance variables to $0.$

a mutator method void addPounds$($int poundsToAdd$)$

a mutator method void addShillings$($int shillingsToAdd$)$ You may assume shillingsToAdd is less than $20.$

Note that if addShillings increases the number of shillings to $20$ or more, the pounds value should be increased until shillings is less than $20.$

a mutator method void addPence$($int penceToAdd$)$ You may assume penceToAdd is less than $12.$ Note that if addPence increases the number of pence to $12$ or more, the shillings value should be increased until pence is less than $12.$

an accessor method int getPounds$()$ that returns the number of pounds in the purse an accessor method int getShillings$()$ that returns the number of shillings $(<20)$ in the purse.

an accessor method int getPence$()$ that returns the number of pence $(<12)$ in the purse.

a mutator method void spend$($int poundsToRemove, int shillingsToRemove, int penceToRemove$)$ that removes the specified amount of money from the purse. You may assume the purse has sufficient total funds to cover the withdrawal, though you may have to break a pound into shillings, or a shilling into pence.

an accessor method String toString$()$ that returns a String representation of the purse $($such as "pounds $3,$ shillings $10,$ pence $5")$

Create : A tester class, PurseTester, is attached for your use. PurseTester has only a single main method, and does the following: creates two Purse objects, sophie and sally has a loop whose body executes two times.

For each execution of the loop, it asks the user for the pounds, shillings and pence sophie and sally $($each$)$ should add to their purses ;displays the amount of money in each purse; asks the user for the pounds, shillings and pence sophie and sally $($each$)$ should spend; displays the amount of money in each purse