public interface iLibraryBook { public void PrintFine(); public String PrintISBN(); Create a subclass called ProcessLibraryBook that extends the LibraryBook class. The ProcessLibraryBook class must...

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Extracted text: public interface iLibraryBook { public void PrintFine(); public String PrintISBN(); Create a subclass called ProcessLibraryBook that extends the LibraryBook class. The ProcessLibraryBook class must contain a constructor to accept the person name, book name, ISBN and days late as parameters. Then, write code for the PrintFine() and PrintISBN() methods which displays the person name, book name, ISBN, days late and the total fine due. Finally, write a ProcessLibraryBookApplication class to capture the data and instantiate the ProcessLibraryBook class. Sample output is shown below, and you may use the same values to test your application. Example of input and output: Rater the person naze: Jce 2loggs Enter the ISEN: 115ESE7E5 Enter the book name: How to bake cakes Entez the amount of days late: 35 正重: FERSON: Joe 2loggs BOOK: How to bake cakes ISEN: 115E5E7E5 DAYS LATE: 35 FINE PAYAEL2: R 42.0 AX A


Extracted text: Design a console application that will print the fine due for an individual who is late in returning a library book. Use an abstract class named LibraryBook that contains variables to store the person name, book name, days late and fine payable. Create a constructor that accepts the person name, book name and days late as parameters, and create get methods for the variables except for the ISBN. The LibraryBook class must also contain a method to calculate the fine. If the days late are greater than or equal to 30, multiply the days late by R1.20, else no fine is payable. The LibraryBook class must implement an iLibraryBook interface that contaiìns the following