$1.$ Open up Eclipse.

$2.$ Create a new project $($it does not matter what project names are $$ they are just for your

organization and do not get carried through to the jar file$).$ Depending on your chosen

organization, you can put all mod $1$ together or whatever works for you.

$3.$ Create a new package named dwolffm$1$w$1($except use your name$).$ This is the pattern

that you will be using to name all your packages and jar files.

$4.$ Create a new Java class named Robot. Make certain to put the check mark for including

the $$public static void main....$$

$5.$ You are tasked with developing a Java program that calculates the efficiency of a group

of three robots. Each robot has a unique identification name and can perform a certain

number of tasks per hour.

$6.$ Write a Java program $($NO LOOPS OR DECISION STRUCTURES$)$ that takes input

from the user to gather information about the three robots, calculates the overall

efficiency of the group, and prints the results.

$7.$ Save your program. Run it to make certain that it works.

$1.$ Export your program as a jar file named dwolffm$1$w$1($except use your name$).$ Make

certain to check the box to save the source files.

$8.$ Submit your jar file to Canvas.

Sample output

Enter details for Robot $1$:

Robot Identification: Scrap

Number of Tasks Performed per Hour: $25$

Enter details for Robot $2$:

Robot Identification: Bolt Head

Number of Tasks Performed per Hour: $31$

Enter details for Robot $3$:

Robot Identification: Slow Mo

Number of Tasks Performed per Hour: $7$

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Robot Details:

Robot $1-$ ID: Scrap, Tasks per Hour: $25$

Robot $2-$ ID: Bolt Head, Tasks per Hour: $31$

Robot $3-$ ID: Slow Mo$,$ Tasks per Hour: $7$