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Programming Assignment 3: UML Class Diagrams Create a skeleton of a digital store system based on the set of UML Class diagrams below. All classes have constructors with parameters for each class field. The fields should be set to the corresponding parameter. Payment is an abstract class. Credit Payment Debit Check name: String -bankID: int Toy Produce Item is an abstract class. Item MiscItem Date Order -subTotal: double -tax: double -total: double +computeSubTotal () +computeTotal () Cart Electronic OrderStatus FENDING SHIPPED COMPLETED You do NOT need to implement any methods other than the getter and setter methods. You only need to make sure the method header is correct and the method returns the correct type. When returning from methods, you can create variables with some made-up default values, e.g., 0 for integers. You need to implement constructors for each class based on the class fields.

          Programming Assignment 3: UML Class Diagrams
Create a skeleton of a digital store system based on the set of UML Class diagrams below.
All classes have constructors with parameters for each class field. The fields should be set to the corresponding parameter.
Payment is an abstract class.
Credit
Payment
Debit
Check
name: String
-bankID: int
Toy
Produce
Item is an abstract class.
Item
MiscItem
Date
Order
-subTotal: double
-tax: double
-total: double
+computeSubTotal ()
+computeTotal ()
Cart
Electronic
OrderStatus
FENDING
SHIPPED
COMPLETED
You do NOT need to implement any methods other than the getter and setter methods. You
only need to make sure the method header is correct and the method returns the correct type.
When returning from methods, you can create variables with some made-up default values,
e.g., 0 for integers. You need to implement constructors for each class based on the class
fields.

Programming Assignment 3: UML Class Diagrams
Create a skeleton of a digital store system based on the set of UML Class diagrams below.
All classes have constructors with parameters for each class field. The fields should be set to the corresponding parameter.
Payment is an abstract class.
Credit
Payment
Debit
Check
name: String
-bankID: int
Toy
Produce
Item is an abstract class.
Item
MiscItem
Date
Order
-subTotal: double
-tax: double
-total: double
+computeSubTotal ()
+computeTotal ()
Cart
Electronic
OrderStatus
FENDING
SHIPPED
COMPLETED
You do NOT need to implement any methods other than the getter and setter methods. You
only need to make sure the method header is correct and the method returns the correct type.
When returning from methods, you can create variables with some made-up default values,
e.g., 0 for integers. You need to implement constructors for each class based on the class
fields.

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