Create a class called AssignmentThree. Use it for all of this assignment. This is a .Java assignment that uses the previous lab to tack on additional programming. I use IDE Java for Developers. During...

Create a class called AssignmentThree. Use it for all of this assignment. This is a .Java assignment that uses the previous lab to tack on additional programming. I use IDE Java for Developers. During install select Eclipse IDE for Java Developers. Launch Eclipse select a workspace location. Go to Window, Preferences, Java, Compiler. Use default compliance settings" with JDK 1.8 and apply. Useful configurations apply. Go to Window- Preferences - In top left, where it says 'type filter here" type save actions" Check all of the boxes and Format all lines. Click Apply. Click ok. This is an Assignment 3 of Java that uses a previous assignment that I have uploaded. I have also uploaded the assignment 3 pdf file.e IDE for Java Developers”

Ensure all class and method names are exactly what I ask for. Create a class called AssignmentThree. Use it for all of this assignment. 1) Look at your last assignment’s Mather class. Create a void method in AssignmentThree that does the same math. The method name is printWidthAndHeightCalculations(int width, int height). The method takes 2 integers – int width and int height. The width and height are not set to any values. The method does the same math and has the same sysout statements. In the main method, you can call printWidthAndHeightCalculations(int width, int height) as many times as you want: printWidthAndHeightCalculations(5, 15); printWidthAndHeightCalculations(25, 13); Use it in your main method at least once. 2) Make a value-returning method in AssignmentThree called getInputCharFromUser(). Similar to Assignment 2 Part 3 and Lab 3 part 2: This method prompts the user for a char. It returns a char. The method itself does not output the input char. The main method will do this. (Like the lab). Use it in your main method only once. Like: char inputChar = getInputCharFromUser(); System.out.println(“Character: “ + inputChar); Part 1 – 4 points Part 2 – 6 points