This homework will give you practice writing and calling methods Remember to use the programming process from class: first develop your algorithm in pseudocode, and then begin programming When you start programming, write one method at a time, and test it before you continue You are writing a program for a Painting Company to provide an estimate for a job The company has determined that one gallon of paint and 6 hours of labor are necessary for every 100 square feet of wall space. The price for labor is $32.00 per hour Your program should begin by calling a void method that displays a welcome message to the screen Your program should then read in two input values 1. Price per gallon of paint 2. The number of square feet of wall space to be painted Your program should then call methods to calculate the following 1. The number of gallons of paint required 2. The hours of labor required 3. The cost of the pairt 4. The labor charges 5. The total cost of the paint job Finally, all of the data should be displayed to the screen Important: Notice that the values returned from earlier methods will be used as parameters for other methods You will be writing at least 6 methods (including main) but you may decide to write more. Each method will be short