Directions The total cost of a group of items at a grocery store is based on the sum of the individual product prices and the tax (which is 5.75%). Products that are considered “necessities” are not taxed, whereas products that are considered “luxuries” are. For this practice problem you will need to download Shopping Trip Starting Code.zip The Product class is abstract, and it has a method called getTotalPrice. Your task is to create two subclasses of Product: NecessaryProduct and LuxuryProduct and implement the getTotalPrice method in each of these classes appropriately.Then modify the driver program to instantiate four products (two necessary and two luxury) and store them in the product array, print out each item in the array, and display the total cost of the items. You should not make any change at all to Product.java, and you should only add to ShoppingTripStartingCode.java. Do not change any code that is already present. Make sure that it is for anygiven input and not just from the example provided!!! Example (Cheese and bread are necessities and soda and candy are luxuries) Cheese $1.50 Soda $3.50 Bread $2.25 Candy $2.00 The total cost is $9.57 The computation is 1.50 + (3.50 * 1.0575) + 2.25 + (2.00 * 1.0575) = 9.57. Note that the price displayed next to each product is the price without tax.Keep in mind that to receive credit your code needs to work for all valid inputs, not just for the particular example shown above. make sure it is for anygiven input and not just the given example!!!!!!! given code: public abstract class Product { private String name; private double price; public Product(String name, double price) { this.name = name; this.price = price; } @Override public String toString() { return String.format("%s $%.2f", name, price); } public double getPrice() { return price; } public abstract double getTotalPrice(); } public class ShoppingTripStartingCode { public static void main(String[] args) { Product[] products = new Product[4]; // TODO create two necessary and two luxury products and add them to // the products array double total = 0; for (Product p : products) { // TODO print out each product total += p.getTotalPrice(); } // TODO display the total cost, rounded to the nearest cent } }

Directions The total cost of a group of items at a grocery store is based on the sum of the individual product prices and the tax (which is 5.75%). Products that are considered “necessities” are not taxed, whereas products that are considered “luxuries” are. For this practice problem you will need to download Shopping Trip Starting Code.zip The Product class is abstract, and it has a method called getTotalPrice. Your task is to create two subclasses of Product: NecessaryProduct and LuxuryProduct and implement the getTotalPrice method in each of these classes appropriately.Then modify the driver program to instantiate four products (two necessary and two luxury) and store them in the product array, print out each item in the array, and display the total cost of the items. You should not make any change at all to Product.java, and you should only add to ShoppingTripStartingCode.java. Do not change any code that is already present. Make sure that it is for anygiven input and not just from the example provided!!! Example (Cheese and bread are necessities and soda and candy are luxuries) Cheese $1.50 Soda $3.50 Bread $2.25 Candy $2.00 The total cost is $9.57 The computation is 1.50 + (3.50 * 1.0575) + 2.25 + (2.00 * 1.0575) = 9.57. Note that the price displayed next to each product is the price without tax.Keep in mind that to receive credit your code needs to work for all valid inputs, not just for the particular example shown above. make sure it is for anygiven input and not just the given example!!!!!!! given code: public abstract class Product { private String name; private double price; public Product(String name, double price) { this.name = name; this.price = price; } @Override public String toString() { return String.format("%s $%.2f", name, price); } public double getPrice() { return price; } public abstract double getTotalPrice(); } public class ShoppingTripStartingCode { public static void main(String[] args) { Product[] products = new Product[4]; // TODO create two necessary and two luxury products and add them to // the products array double total = 0; for (Product p : products) { // TODO print out each product total += p.getTotalPrice(); } // TODO display the total cost, rounded to the nearest cent } }

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Make sure that it is for anygiven input and not just from the example provided!!!
Example
(Cheese and bread are necessities and soda and candy are luxuries)
Cheese $1.50
Soda $3.50
Bread $2.25
Candy $2.00
The total cost is $9.57
The computation is 1.50 + (3.50 * 1.0575) + 2.25 + (2.00 * 1.0575) = 9.57. Note that
the price displayed next to each product is the price without tax.Keep in mind that to receive credit your code needs to work for all valid inputs, not just for the particular example shown above.

make sure it is for anygiven input and not just the given example!!!!!!!

given code:

public abstract class Product {

private String name;

private double price;

public Product(String name, double price) {

this.name = name;

this.price = price;

}

@Override

public String toString() {

return String.format("%s $%.2f", name, price);