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1. Create a class Author which takes three instance variables, name (type string), email (type string) and gender (char). a. Write a constructor to initialize the variables. The provide a static count variable will be automatically keeping track of the number of authors created. b. Provide getter and setter for the instance variables c. Write a tostring method to print the object in the following format Mohammad Rasheed (male), mrasheedegmailcom d. Write a totalAuthor method to show the number of authors. Sample output.

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