Can someone please help me with this, I'm lost. This is for Intro to Java Programing course I'm taking.

Set up the below program in Netbeans.

Write a program that will determine the area of a geometric shape. The program should ask the user to select a shape from a menu. The menu should have the following selections:

Square

Circle

Ellipse

Pentagon

Exit

for the areas.

Area.of a square a = side A = a2

Area of a Circle r = radius A = r2

Area of an Ellipse a = radius 1 b = radius 2 A = a b

Area of a Pentagon a = side A = 1/4 5(5+55) a2

Requirements

Use a menu for shape choices

Each shape will require an input (or two)

Implement if/else if statements to act on the users shape choice and output the formula as well as the results

In addition, implement a Switch/Case block to act on the users shape choice and output the formula as well as the results

Comment-out either the if/ else if blocks or the switch/case blocks so only one set can run per run session. Both blocks of code should be operational. The Instructor will comment/uncomment both to make sure each one is coded correctly. To comment out several lines of code at once, highlight the block of code, then select Source -> Toggle Comment from the NetBeans

The formula should be printed before the results are printed

Use the Math Class where appropriate (power, square root, PI, etc.)

Hints

Importing the Math class will save room when writing the formulas: import static java.lang.Math.*;

To exit a program cleanly, use the following code: System.exit(0);

To exit a program due to an error, use the following code: System.exit(1);

Use caution when building your formulas (see sample outputs below)

A default case (in Switch/Case block) can be used for erroneous menu entries

Expected Output

Below is a sample of the output for two runs of the program. User input is in red.

Run 1:

Please Select an area to determine from the following menu choices.

1. Determine the are of a Square

2. Determine the are of a Circle

3. Determine the are of a Ellipse

4. Determine the area of a Pentagon

5. Exit.

Enter the radius of the circle: 6 The formula for the area of a cricle PI * r^2

The area of a circle with a radius of 6 is: 113.09733552923255

Run 2:

Please select an area to determine from the following menu choices

1. Determine the are of a Square

2. Determine the are of a Circle

3. Determine the are of a Ellipse

4. Determine the area of a Pentagon

5. Exit.

Run 3:

Enter radius 1 of an ellipse: 7

Enter radius 2 of an ellipse: 2

The formula for the area of an ellipse is PI * Radius 1 * Radius 2

The area of an ellipse with a radius of 2 is: 43.982297150257104.

Additional sample results:

The area of a circle with a radius of 3 is: 28.274333882308138

The area of a pentagon with a side equal to 8 is: 110.11055363769388