(Arithmetic Calculator.java) Write a program that performs the four basic arithmetic operations (+,-, *, /). The code prompts the user to enter the first number, the operator, and the second number in this order in three separate input. The code then displays the expression and the result. Two sample runs have been shown below: Enter an expression: 2.5 + 3 2.5 + 3 = 5.5 Enter an expression: 3 [4 Invalid operator! Use a switch statement. Each operator is a character and is a case in the switch block. Use the default case to handle invalid operators. Item Goal Task Preparation Execution\ methodology Evaluation Closure Item Goal Task Preparation Execution\ methodology Evaluation Closure Description Declare and initialize local variables of primitive data types. Write a console program prints on console each of the primitive data types (byte,short,int,long,float, double,char, boolean). Getting a practical experience in No special preparation Remind that student should apply his or her knowledge of: how to declare and initialize local variables of primitive data Execute following steps: Student should create a new blank Java Project in IDE. Student should create his or her own Java class and provide all necessary code in a method main() Student should declare and initialize each of primitive data types. Student should use one System.out.println(...) statement for each line of outputs. Ask student to execute the program the program must work correctly; Issues discussion, on demand Task 2 Getting a practical experience in Using arithmetic operators. Description Write a console program that prints result of each of arithmetic operations (+,-./,*,%) for two variables of primitive data types. No special preparation Remind that student should apply his or her knowledge of: how to using arithmetic operators Execute following steps: Student should create a new blank Java Project in IDE. Student should create his or her own Java class and provide all necessary code in a method main() Student should declare and initialize two integer variables of primitive data types. Student should apply each of arithmetic operations and print result to console Student should use one System.out.println(...) statement for each line of outputs. Ask student to execute the program the program must work correctly; Issues discussion, on demand