Required Skills Inventory - Use operators to construct an expression - Declare and instantiate an array - Access array elements by index - Write a method according to given specifications - Write a method that takes arguments and returns a value - Write a method that takes an array as an argument - Write a method that returns an array - Use a loop to iterate through the element of an array Problem Description and Given Info Write a public static method named oddAndEven that will take an int array as it's only argument. This method will return an int array. When called, and passed an array of int values, this method will return an array containing exactly two int values. The first value in the returned array will be the count of all the odd values in the argument array, and the second value in the returned array will be the count of all the even values in the argument array. Here are some examples: Example 1 Given: int[] myArray ={1,2,3,4,5}; oddAndEven (myArray) should return an array with these values {3,2} Example 2 Given: int[] myArray ={3,7,6,2,9,0,4,8}; oddAndEven (myArray) should return an array with these values {3,5} Example 3 Given: int [] myArray ={1,1,1}; oddAndEven (myArray) should return an array with these values {3,0} Helpful Info: - You may want to write a main method to call and test your required method - There should be no System.out.print or System. out.println statements in your oddAndEven method - There should be no calls to any Scanner methods (like next, nextline, or next Int) in you oddAndEven method - zero is considered an even value