The purpose of the Height class is to hold a measurement in feet and inches, facilitare additions to that measurement, and keep the measurement in simplest form (inches < 12). A Height object can be
instantiated with a measurement in feet and inches, or in total inches.
Write the entire Height class that includes the following
a. Instance variables int feet for the number of feet and int Inches for the number of inches. These
instance variables must be updated anytime they are changed so that they hold values in simplest form.
That is, inches must always be less than 12 (see method described in part C below).
b. Two constructors, one with two parameters representing feet and inches, and one with a single
parameter representing inches. The parameters do not necessarily represent the measurement simplest
form.
c. A method called simplity that recalculates the number of feet and inches, if necessary, so that the
number of inches is less than 12.
d. An ada (int inches) method that takes the number of inches to add and updates the appropriate
instance variables.
e. An add (Height he) method that takes a parameter that is a Height object and adds that object's inches
and feet to this object's instance variables, updating if necessary
f. Accessor (getter) methods for the instance variables inches and feet.