Java exercise. Nothing too complicated, basic java.

Exercise 8 An Introduction to Methods Methods (often called functions) can be used to break a complex program into smaller manageable pieces. A void methods simply executes a group of statements and then terminates. A value-returning method returns a value to the statement that called it. (Tony Gaddis. Starting out with JAVA) Learning Goal: The purpose of this assignment is to show at least three uses of methods. 1. A void method 2. A method that returns a value 3. A method that accepts a value Do Not turn in my example. Please write your own code following my example. Go beyond and wow me. Call additional methods from your three top methods in main. Make the code do something interesting. You can use Command line input. (If you do, you must have a default or Usage: statement so the user knows what to do) Program Requirements Your program must create at least 3 different methods called from in main. The other method(s) is(are) your choice. You must send information to the second and third methods. The information returned from the second method must be used in the third method. Interact with JOptionPane instead of terminal Interact with the user for data, or display data dynamically created in your program. It should porduce something different with different input or display different results each time it runs. Only use global variables or constants if you can make a STRONG case for them