Due Thursday by 11:59pm Points 100 Submitting a file upload Please read the spec carefully and make sure that you are fulfilling all project requirements! The code you submit must be your own original work. I encourage you to do some research and learn how other programmers have implemented these sorts of solutions, and I also encourage you to collaborate with your colleagues, but you must write and submit your own code. If you lean heavily on someone else's solution or work, please cite your source(s). The writing pieces also need to be your own original work. If you use someone else's thoughts to heavily inform your own, please (a) extend their work using your own original thoughts, and (b) cite your sources. I don't need MLA citations; just let me know whose work has influenced your own. We're looking for college-level writing - complete sentences, good spelling and grammar, professional presentation, etc. Part 1 (60%) Create a class called Forecast. Your Forecast class contains concepts associated with a weather forecast. Forecast does not contain a main method. Forecast should contain the following: an attribute for the temperature . a floating point number from - 100.0 through 150.0 degrees Fahrenheit . if no value or an invalid value is supplied, the default is 72.0 an attribute for the sky condition . a string . if no value is supplied, the default is "clear" an attribute for the chance of rain o an integer from 0 - 100 that represents a percentage if no value or an invalid value is supplied, the default is 0% at least two constructors accessors and mutators for all variables methods that convert the temperature: . from Fahrenheit to Celsius o from Celsius to Fahrenheit from Fahrenheit to Kelvin from Kelvin to Fahrenheit . these methods return the converted temperature o these methods do not have print/output statements a method that determines whether or not it rains o this method returns a boolean o this method does not have a print/output statement a print() method that prints useful information about the forecast Write a separate class (with a main method) that tests each of the methods in your Forecast class. Part 2 (20%) Add a method to your Forecast class that prints the forecast result to a file. You will need to add a try/catch block around your file I/O code; your try/catch block will include exception handling. At a minimum, catch errors dealing with (1) FileNotFoundException, (2) IOException, and (3) all other exceptions. It's fine if you are handling these errors simply by printing some information about the error that is caught. Include in your main method a method call to your new file output method. Part 3 (20%) Explain the difference between inheritance and composition. Describe when you would implement one versus the other. Your answer should not be shorter than two paragraphs of 3+ sentences each. Please submit: your source code for parts 1 and 2 (.java files) screenshots of your program running and testing all functionality in parts 1 and 2 your answer for part 3 (Word document or text file is fine)