Create a class named Pizza with data fields for description (such as sausage and onion) and price. Include a constructor that requires arguments for both fields and a method to display the data. Create a subclass named DeliveryPizzathat inherits from Pizza but adds a delivery fee and a delivery address. The description, price, and delivery address are required as arguments to the constructor. The delivery fee is $3 if the pizza ordered costs more than $15; otherwise it is $5. Write an application that instantiates at least two objects of each type, and display the values. Save the files as Pizza. java, DeliveryPizza. java, and DemoPizzas. java.

The three parts are as follows

Pizza. java

public class Pizza {

public String description;

public int price;

public Pizza () {}

public Pizza (String desc, int pri)

{

this. description=desc;

this. price=pri;

}

//Output

public String toString ()

{

return this. description+", "+this. price;

}

}

DeliveryPizza. java

public class DeliveryPizza extends Pizza{

public int fee;

public String address;

public DeliveryPizza (String desc, int pri, String add)

{

super (desc, pri); //invoke base class constructor

this. address=add;

if (super. price>15)

{

this. fee=3; //set delivery fee

}

else

{

this. fee=5; //set delivery fee

}

}

public String printDetails ()

{

return super. toString () + ", Fee : "+this. fee+", "+"Address : "+this. address;

}

}

DemoPizzas. java

public class DemoPizzas {

public static void main (String[] args) {

Pizza pizza=new Pizza ("Crudo",200);

System. out. println (pizza. toString ());

Pizza pizza1=new Pizza ("Marinara sauce",430);

System. out. println (pizza1. toString ());

DeliveryPizza deliveryPizza=new DeliveryPizza ("Pizza Margherita",15,"New Jercy");

System. out. println (deliveryPizza. printDetails ());

DeliveryPizza deliveryPizza1=new DeliveryPizza ("onion Pizza",20,"Maxico");

System. out. println (deliveryPizza1. printDetails ());

}

}