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1. Create a Computer class with the following attributes and methods. a. Attributes: String: CPU ; int: RAM; int: storage b. Constructor: Computer (String, int, int) c. Methods: mutators, accessors and toString 0 2. Create a ClassHandler class with the following attributes and methods. a. Attributes: Computer: computer; String: path b. Constructor: ClassHandler (Computer, String) c. Methods: 1. void writeToFile (String) This method writes the details of the computer to a file with the name of the input parameter. 2. Computer readFromFile 0 This method reads the content of the file path and returns it as a Computer. 3. Create a Driver class to test your ClassHandler functionalities. Your code should be able to write the values of the attributes of an instance of Computer to a file and read the attributes back from that file. Submitting Your Work: Compress (zip) your .java files into a new lab7_studentID.zip file.

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