//Using java language programming

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1 class 00P1 7 class name same as constructor name 3 4 private static irt x 3; 4 private int y II static variable II instance variable 6 public 00P1 (int yy) 7 /I constructor 10 II static method 11 12 13 14 public static void xDisplay() System.out.println(x); l/ displays 3 /I instance method 16 public void yDisplay() 17 18 19 20 ) System.out.println(y); Figure 6.1 (continues) 22 class Testo0P1 23 24 public static void main(String[] args) 25 26 27 28 29 30 00P1 mnew 00P1 (20) I declare m and create object 31 32 /I call before creating objects 00P1.xDisplay (); 00P1 n; n new 00P1 (10); /I declare reference n II create object n.yDisplay) m.yDisplay (); /I displays 10 /I displays 20 34 35 h Figure 6.1 (continued) 10. Move the main method in the Test00P1 class in Fig. 6.1 into the 00P1 class. Delete the Testo0P1 class. Now the complete program is in the 00P1 class. Enter javac 00P1 java 00P1 Does the new program work the same way the original program works? In the new program, only main and x are initially available because they are static. main creates the n and m objects as in the original program and then proceeds as in the original program. The only difference is that main is now in the 00P1 class