Write a Java console application to print a report and determine if a hospital is due for a health inspection. Make use of an abstract class named Inspection that contains variables to store the hospital location, hospital name and the years since the last inspection. This class also creates methods to get the hospital location, name, and years since the last hospital inspection by using the get methods. Create a constructor that accepts the hospital location, name and years since the last inspection as parameters. The Inspection class must implement an iInspection interface that contains the following: interface inspection { public String getLocation(); public String getHospitalName(); public int getYearsSincelnspection(); public String getInspection Needed(); } Create a subclass called Hospital Inspections that extends the Inspection class. The Hospital Inspection class must contain a constructor to accept the hospital location, name and years since inspection as parameters. Write code for the printinspection Report method, which prints the hospital location, hospital name, years since the inspection and whether a hospital inspection is due. Any hospital that has not had an inspection for more than two years is required to have an inspection. Finally, write a Use_Inspection class to instantiate the Hospital Inspections class. Sample output is shown below, and you may use the same values to test your application.
