Java code to draw different shapes

Programming Assignment 3 PURPOSE AND REQUIREMENTS: Your application must contain at least one abstract class, and must perform proper inheritance according to software design concepts discussed in class. In other words, a class must contain only the proper and necessary methods and instance variable. Recall at the end of chapter 8 (check attached presentation) of the Java How to Program 10/e there was an example GUI/Graphics-based application that draws random lines. Also at the end of chapter 10 of the same book there was an example that shows a my shape hierarchy (last slide). In this assignment you are to modify the program in chapter 8 to draw not only lines but different shapes randomly inside the panel. These shapes will be implemented according to inheritance hierarchy in figure 10.18 in the last slide of chapter 10. Therefore the panel must have different lines with different colors and lengths, different rectangles with different colors and sizes, and different ovals with different colors and sizes, all generated randomly similar to the example in chapter 8. In addition to shape color, the rectangle and the oval will also have a fill color, so you can fill them with different colors generated also randomly. Once the shapes are generated and drawn on the screen, your program must properly print on the console a list of the colors used in the drawing in the format <R,G,B>. Once this list of colors comes out to the screen, you need to follow that with printing the color ranges for each RGB value used, similar to the following example: Example: <20,214,145> <79, 222, 123> . . . <198,43,100> The Red Range was: 20 - 242 The Green Range was: 120 - 234 The Blue Range was: 89 - 245 You may not use any Java pre-built methods to generate the above information, you must develop its you on your own. Note: Include an Interface called “Printable” which allows you when drawing the specific shape to display on the console (character based) information about each shape. The following information will be required to display about each shape: 1. For a line, (x1, y1, x2, y2, color, length, and the slope) 2. For a rectangle (x1, y1, x2, y2, color, fill color, area, and perimeter) 3. For an oval (x1, y1, x2, y2, color, fill color area, and perimeter) Your program must display the above information about each shape drawn in the panel, and must display it sorted according to the length/area. So yes, you will compare the area of a rectangle/oval to the length of a line. You can use your favorite sorting algorithm to do that. Also, you must label each information correctly to indicate if it is a line, rectangle or an oval. IMPORTANT NOTE: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Proper design of classes is going to be looked for and graded, so you must design your code properly and be able to explain your design. Need 2 copies with different logic. This is a very small project, half of the code is already in the presentation. Need the code in 2 days, only interested one's bid the project.