Please code in Java.

Formula Classication Problem Today you are commissioned to create a program that will receive one double user input, record a transformation of the input, and attempt to classify the result based on explicit specifications. Here are the steps your program is to follow: 1. Prompt the user for an input value using the message Input value to analyze: (Refer to sample output below.) 2. The user is to enter their value on the same line as the message. Notice there is exactly one space between the: (semicolon) at the end of the message and the user input. 3. Record in modinput the result of the following equation: modlnput = (userlnput t userlnput) + 2 4. Next, based on the rules below, determine which class the variable modinput belongs to and display the corresponding message as per in the sample output below. 0 if modlnput is even or modinput greater than or equal to 75, modlnput maybe belongs to class 1. o if modinput is less than or equal to 250 and modl'nput greater than 60, modlnput maybe belongs to class 2. o If modlnput does not fulll the previous requirements, modlnput maybe belongs to class 3. In this scenario you are to assume that only 2 and 3 (above) are mutually exclusive, that is, when modinput is evaluated it may output more than one statement. 5. Based on the previous specications your program should behave and look m as shown in the cases below: Input value to analyze: 44 Input value to analyze: 9 Input value to analyze: 14 Output is: Output is: Output is: Maybe in C1. Maybe in C3. Maybe in C1. Mabeinca. Habeincz. Input value to analyze: 11 N You are to expect a perfect user who will always enter valid double Output is: . Ma be in C: ' values, that Is, do not verify the validity of user input. m All calculations, inputs and outputs should be in double format and the use of libraries other than java . util . Scanner- is prohibited. m Remember that your solution is case-sensitive and space-sensitive; fulfill the above instructions carefully and precisely