The document provides instructions for creating an Automobile class that inherits from a Vehicle class. The Automobile class should have private attributes for horsepower and fuelType, with public accessor methods. The constructor should take six arguments but was designed to cause an error, requiring research on why the error occurs. After documenting the error, the constructor should be changed to eliminate the error. The getVehicleInfo() method should be overridden to display all six pieces of information by calling the get methods.

1. You will create a Automobile.java class file that will contain the following: a. Inherits all of the
methods and attributes of a Vehicle class, but that also has the following private attributes: i. An int
named horsepower ii. A String named fuelType b. For each of your new attributes create accessor
methods. Make these public accessible c. Define a constructor that takes six (6) arguments (for
the six attributes), and then sets each attribute using the six different set() methods (the four public
ones in the parent, and 2 new methods in the derived class) N.B. this constructor requirement has
been designed to create an error when you go to compile the Automobile class. In a multi-line
comment, state what the error is, and why it occurs (this will require you to do some research).
After documenting the error in a comment, change the constructor so that the error is eliminated
(Comment out, do not delete. the offending constructor code, so that the instructor, when he goes
looking can see that this section has been completed). d. Override the base class' getVehiclelnfo()
method so that the Automobile's info is displayed. For this method have all six (6) pieces of
information be displayed by making six calls to the get() methods (i.e. you are replicating code
from the base class) Make: Chevy Model: Corvette Year: 1975 VIN: 1G4EDYR2XAS123456
Power: 254hp Fuel Type: unleaded