Create a java application• shape is an abstract class including two private instance variables: height and width, a constructor, set and get methods (height and width must be greater than 0, otherwise throw illegalargumentexception), tostring method, and an abstract method called getarea.• the class rectangle has one private instance variable: color, a constructor, set and get, tostring, and getarea methods.• the class triangle has one private instance variable: classification (for example; equilateral), a constructor, set and get, tostring, and getarea methods.• create a test file named shapetest. create one object from the classes rectangle and triangle. then, create an array of shape references to objects of each subclass in the hierarchy.• then, create an enhanced for loop that processes all the shapes in the array. if the object belongs to class triangle, display a message that the object is a triangle. if the object belongs to class rectangle, display a message that the object is a rectangle.

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Idon't see any answer choices for your question, but the answer would to highlight the box, and drag the box to the box of choice (or do a simple copy and paste, and delete the old data).