Consider the following Java class:

public class Shirt{

         private String brand;

         private double price;

         private int size;

         //your code comes here…

}

a. (10 points) For this class Shirt, write a constructor which takes a String representing the brand, a double representing the price, and an int representing the size as its arguments, and sets the class variables to these values.

b. (10 points) Write a second constructor for the class Shirt, which takes a String representing the brand, a double representing the price as its arguments, and sets the respective class variables to these values, while the class variable size is set to 9.

c. (9 points) Write a getter (accessor) for each of the three variables of class Shirt.

d. (9 points) Write a setter (mutator) for each of the three variables of class Shirt.

e. (6 points) Write a method with the following signature for the class Shirt so that it returns the price variable after converting the currency from US Dollar to Euros. To convert a price from US Dollar to Euros, you need to multiply it by 0.85.

public double getPriceInEuros(){ /*your code comes here…*/}

f. (6 points) Write a method with the following signature for the class Shirt so that it gets an object of Shirt class as its only input parameter. The method prints out the string “same size” if this.size is equal to the size of the input parameter, prints out the string “larger” if this.size is greater than the size of the input parameter, and prints out the string “smaller” if this.size is less to the size of input parameter.

public void compareSize (Shirt another){/*your code comes here…*/}