In the slides and textbook, one of the examples features a class for counting up. An interface which defines this functionality is given below: public interface IncrementCounter { //Increments the...

In the slides and textbook, one of the examples features a class for counting up. An interface which defines this functionality is given below:

public interface
IncrementCounter
{

//Increments the counter by one.

void
increment();

//Returns the number of increments since creation.

int
tally();

//Returns a string representation that counts number of increments and the ID of the counter.

String
toString();

}

Write
a class that implements this interface while not using any number type member variables (e.g., int, float, Integer, etc). Also do not use a variable that stores the number as a plain string (i.e., "123"). The class should be named AnotherCounter and have a constructor that takes a String parameter to store as an ID.