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Pumpkin and candle

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The logic is easy: if a pumpkin is for Halloween, then you need to add a candle.

Inside an outer class Pumpkin create a method void addCandle without parameters, which will do the following:

  • if the field forHalloween is true, then create a new instance of Candle and call the method burning;
  • if not, print 'We don't need a candle.'

Please, don't use the private access modifier.

Write a program in Java 17
class Pumpkin {

private boolean forHalloween;

public Pumpkin(boolean forHalloween) {
this.forHalloween = forHalloween;
}

// create method addCandle()

class Candle {

void burning() {
System.out.println("The candle is burning! Boooooo!");
}
}
}
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