Part 2 - WeatherMonitor Suppose you observe daily temperatures and want to know how hot each...

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Part 2 - WeatherMonitor Suppose you observe daily temperatures and want to know how hot each day is compared to recent days. That is, you want to: keep track of daily temperature values and know for how many consecutive days the current temperature is hotter than previous days. In the WeatherMonitor.java file, implement this method: public static int numDays (int temp) numDays should take the current day's temperature and return the consecutive number of days that that day's temp is hotter than previous temperatures. For example, given: WeatherMonitor sm = Weather Monitor () sm.numDays (59) returns 0 sm.numDays (60) returns 1 sm. . numDays (70) returns 2 sm.numDays (69) returns 0 sm.numDays (71) returns 4 # no days yet # 60 is hotter than 59 # 70 is hotter than 60 and 59 #23 69 is not hotter than 70. Stop #23 71 is hotter than 69, 70, 60, 59 Part 2 - WeatherMonitor Suppose you observe daily temperatures and want to know how hot each day is compared to recent days. That is, you want to: keep track of daily temperature values and know for how many consecutive days the current temperature is hotter than previous days. In the WeatherMonitor.java file, implement this method: public static int numDays (int temp) numDays should take the current day's temperature and return the consecutive number of days that that day's temp is hotter than previous temperatures. For example, given: WeatherMonitor sm = Weather Monitor () sm.numDays (59) returns 0 sm.numDays (60) returns 1 sm. . numDays (70) returns 2 sm.numDays (69) returns 0 sm.numDays (71) returns 4 # no days yet # 60 is hotter than 59 # 70 is hotter than 60 and 59 #23 69 is not hotter than 70. Stop #23 71 is hotter than 69, 70, 60, 59