First, create pseudocode in the form of inline comments that lists the tasks program must do. You may do this right inside the code module. This might be similar to the list we created in class last week. Remember the computer must be told everything in the greatest of detail or something might not work right. Once this list is written in comments, it should be an easy task to write the accompanying source code. o keep in mind you don't need to keep the comments you write prior to writing source code, you may and should change them at any time to suite the needs of the program. o Print a title for your program to the screen o Then ask the user to enter a decimal-type number and store it in a variable o Use the methods of Java's Math class to do the following calculations: Calculate the square of the number the user inputs . Calculate the cube of that same input number Calculate the square root of that same number Print 1 blank line, then print a full-sentence concatenated output that gives the three answers . Write your own method named totalUp() to total the square, the cube and the square root output and display it under the data output from above. Include method signature that takes those three numbers. Design the output with your own ideas. Test thoroughly to ensure correct input, processing and output. . Add the functionality that allows the user to choose if another calculation is desired or if termination is desired