Q.1 Description (same for next three questions) Your job is to write an instantiable class that represents a parcel of raw land that can be sold by a real estate company. This class should be named...

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Extracted text: Q.1 Description (same for next three questions) Your job is to write an instantiable class that represents a parcel of raw land that can be sold by a real estate company. This class should be named Land. It will contain two fields: width and length, measured In feet, each of which can accept numbers with decimal points. You may assume that every parcel of land is rectangular and that width' describes the size of the property along the road and length' is how far back it goes from the road. The class needs one constructor that sets the values of the two fields. The class needs the following public methods: Getters and setters for all fields. A method called getArea that calculates and returns the area of the parcel of land in square feet. Standard methods: tostring, equals, and hashCode where equals and hashCode define an equivalent parcel of land as one with exact same the same dimensions. Implementation of the Comparable interface. For this question, write a complete UML class diagram for this class. Use a line of minus signs to separate sections. Don't worry about drawing a box or centering any text. Do include all proper UML notation. Q.2 Using the same information as in the previous question, create a NetBeans project named Exam2 and create the Land class with all the fields, constructors, and methods listed. Copy and paste the code for that class here. To retain your formatting, change the Canvas editor from Paragraph to Preformatted, switch to HTML mode, and then paste your code between the

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tags. Q.3 Write a JUnit class that tests the instantiable class. It is your job to determine what makes sense to test and what values to use in order to thoroughly test the class's methods. Copy and paste the entire code here. To retain your formatting, change the Canvas editor from Paragraph to Preformatted, switch to HTML mode, and then paste your code between the

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