Java Object Oriented Programming Project

This is a really easy Project involving writing some code in BlueJ (Java Program) with a description of what is needed. This is not for an actual company as it will be used to help me understand what i need to do. Company name will be called AussieRealEstate: 1. Create classes for the project 2. Create the required classes for the project - there should be at least three (3) classes: AussieRealEstate, Property, Customer. You can have any number of additional classes you think would contribute to a well-designed OO program. 3. Class basics: OzzieRealEstate – this class has an array of properties (maximum of 200), an array of customers (maximum of 200), a company name, a company URL (web address), a counter for the number of properties and a counter for the number of customers that currently exist. Property – a property has an id, a type (eg house, unit), a price/price guide, a sale method (auction or sale), suburb, street address, number of bedrooms, description, agent, agent contact name, agent contact number, auction date if applicable, inspection date and time (use Strings), sold status (true or false), photo file name. Customer – a customer has an id, name, email, and shortlist of properties they are interested. The shortlist is an array of no more than 15 properties. Customers also have an inspection time planner that holds the date and time of inspection times of up to 15 properties (must use arrays also). 4. Menu System: a menu must be provided that asks the user of the software what task they would like to perform; it then activates the required task. The menu should loop until the user requests to exit. The menu must offer these tasks: - Add a customer - Search for a customer - Add a property - Search for a property - View a list of all properties - Add a property to a customers’ shortlist - Add an inspection day and time to a customers’ planner - View property shortlist for a customer - View inspection planner for a customer 5. Constructors: all classes must have at least 1 constructor. The alternate constructor must initialise the class attributes (done in the body of the constructor). 6. Standard methods & visibility: all classes must provide accessor and mutator methods for all class attributes that are used in the program. A toString() method must also be implemented for each class. All classes must use the appropriate visibility modifiers for methods and attributes. 7. StartUp: when the program first starts, there should be 4 properties created in AussieRealEstate, and 2 customers that are registered with the company.