Hi please edit the java code on the left.(do not change whats given)

3 - public class preLabc { public static Long myMethod({ // Look at the "Long" keyword here. Measuring and displaying time is a key component in nearly all engineering applications. Java provides a System method called currentTimeMillis() that tells you the elapsed time, in milliseconds, since January 1, 1970 (coordinated universal time). It returns a "Long" integer value to you. You can use it in a similar fashion to Matlab's tic toc to determine the elapsed time between two or more currentTimemillis() measurements. // Make a "Long" object here. Assign it the value from system's currentTimeMillis(); 10 ARUBBELOVO System.out.println("We're measuring the time on the VPL computer."); System.out.println("It's currently " + timeLongInteger + " in milliseconds."); System.out.println("That's the number of milliseconds since 1970."); return // what goes here?; In this exercise, simply return the value from millis() at the end of your method. VPL's JUnit testing script will examine it and verify that it's within a few milliseconds of the same measurement that it took just before testing your file. 13 14 15 16 17 18 } * preLabC.java (student template) * My Test.java (JUnit test file)