You are designing a game with different types of vehicles, such as cars, trucks, and motorcycles. All vehicles have a name, a top speed, and a number of wheels. However, each type of vehicle has unique characteristics. Cars have a number of doors, trucks have a cargo capacity in tons, and motorcycles have a type $($e$.$g$.$ sport, cruiser, etc.$).$

To represent this in code, you have created an abstract class named Vehicle with the following fields and methods:

public abstract class Vehicle $\{$

protected String name;

protected double topSpeed;

protected int numWheels;

public Vehicle$($String name, double topSpeed, int numWheels$)\{$

this.name $=$ name;

this.topSpeed $=$ topSpeed;

this.numWheels $=$ numWheels;

$\}$

$//$add the setters and getters for name, topSpeed, numWheels

public abstract void displayInfo$()$;

$\}$

You have also created three classes that extend the Vehicle class: Car, Truck, and Motorcycle. Each of these classes should have a constructor that takes in the appropriate additional parameters $($number of doors, cargo capacity, or type$),$ and they should implement the displayInfo$()$ method to print out all the information about the vehicle.

Complete the Vehicle class to include the missing setters and getters.

Create the Car class that extends Vehicle:

The Car class should have an additional field for the number of doors.

The constructor should take in parameters for all the fields.

Implement the displayInfo$()$ method to print out all the information about the car.

Create the Truck class that extends Vehicle:

The Truck class should have an additional field for the cargo capacity in tons.

The constructor should take in parameters for all the fields.

Implement the displayInfo$()$ method to print out all the information about the truck.

Create the Motorcycle class that extends Vehicle:

The Motorcycle class should have an additional field for the type $($e$.$g$.$ sport, cruiser, etc.$).$

The constructor should take in parameters for all the fields.

Implement the displayInfo$()$ method to print out all the information about the motorcycle.

In main, create an ArrayList named vehicles that contains instances of each of the three classes you created:

For example, you might have a Car object named myCar, a Truck object named myTruck, and a Motorcycle object named myMotorcycle, and add them to the vehicles ArrayList.

Example of input$/$output:

Suppose you have the following vehicles:

Car myCar $=$ new Car$("$Mustang$",120\mathrm{.}0,4,2)$;

Truck myTruck $=$ new Truck$("$F$-150",90\mathrm{.}0,4,3\mathrm{.}5)$;

Motorcycle myMotorcycle $=$ new Motorcycle$("$Ninja$",150\mathrm{.}0,2,$ "Sport"$)$;

You add them to an ArrayList named "vehicles".

When you loop through the ArrayList, filter it to only include vehicles with more than $2$ wheels, sort it based on the vehicle's top speed, and print out all the information using the displayInfo$()$ method, the output should be:

Vehicle name: Ninja, top speed: $150\mathrm{.}0$ mph$,$ number of wheels: $2,$ type: Sport

Vehicle name: Mustang, top speed: $120\mathrm{.}0$ mph$,$ number of wheels: $4,$ number of doors: $2$