In a language of your choice, implement the following things:

Make an interface, called MyLogger with only 1 method - log(level, message)

The two arguments should be:

• level - an integer, from 1 to 3.
• 1 means that your are logging with INFO level.
• 2 means that you are logging with WARNING level.
• 3 means that you are logging with PLSCHECKFFS level.
• message is a string, that you are logging.

There is a rule of how to make the log message, regardless where you are saving it:

{LOG_LEVEL_STRING}::{TIMESTAMP}::{MESSAGE}

For example, if we log with level = 1, and message = "Hello World", this will produce the following line:

INFO::2015-02-02T01:43:19+00:00::Hello World

The timestamp should be in ISO 8901 format.

Make 3 different classes, that implement the interface MyLogger:

The ConsoleLogger should log the messages directly to the console.

The FileLogger should log the messages to a given file.

The HTTPLogger shoud log the messages via a POST request to a given HTTP url.

For each logger, make sure to include examples - scripts or tests that show how the logging works.