The importance of using braces with nested if statements. Analyze and trace the following code. (Do not code it yet): import java.util.Scanner; public class IfBrackets ( public static void main(String[] args) ( // TODO Auto-generated method stub now!"); double fuelgauge = 0; now!"); System.out.println("enter the fuel gauge reading"); Scanner input= new Scanner (System.in); fuelgauge input.nextDouble(); System.out.println ("first with braces"); if (fuelgauge < 0.75) { } else { caution!"); if (fuelgauge < 0.25) System.out.println("fuel is very low caution!"); System.out.println("fuel over 3/4. Don't stop System.out.println("now without braces"); if (fuelgauge < 0.75) else if (fuelgauge < 0.25) System.out.println("fuel is very low System.out.println("fuel over 3/4. Don't stop Part A. Trace through the following code by hand and record your results in a trace table. Variable Value Screen Output First with Braces fuelgauge-0.1 fuelgauge-0.5 fuelgauge -0.8 part B: Now write the code in your IDE, debug, and execute. Include a snapshot of the code and execution here. part C: Compare your results in part A to the results in part B. Even if they differ, please do not change them. You will still get full credit for this task. Explain the importance of the braces and how their absence affected the results in the second part of the program.