1. Before your first closed lab, go to Caldwell Labs 112 and make sure you can log into the Windows machines there. You MUST make sure that you can get into your Windows account before the first Closed Lab session. (Note that if you are on the wait list you will not be able to complete this step - you should get Eclipse set up on your own machine to do the rest of this assignment). 2. Remind yourself of how to use the Eclipse IDE. You can work through the Hello World exercise e that the CSE 1223 courses use as an intro lab (this will not be collected) or you can write a quick program of your own. We will assume that you know how to use Eclipse on Friday, so remind yourself of how it works! Working through the Hello World exercise should not take you more than 10-15 minutes. (This will not be collected) 3. For the code segment below, give the output produced by the code segment. You should be able to do this by reading the code without entering it into Eclipse. I suggest first trying to trace the code to figure out what it does, then entering it into Eclipse to check your work. int D blues = new int[30]; int reds = new int[15); for (int index-0; indexcblues.length; index++) { blues[index]-index; for (int index=0; index