Write a Java class, called RatioClass, with three attributes a (int), b (int), and ratio (double)....

 

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Write a Java class, called RatioClass, with three attributes a (int), b (int), and ratio (double). Write another Java class, called Compute Ratio, with a main method which reads two positive integers a and b, and the creates a RatioClass object called r that will be used to store the values entered by the user. The main method should validate the user input for the value of b as being different from zero. Each time the user enters a zero value for b, an error message should be displayed and the user should be asked to enter the number again. When the user enters a non-zero value for b, the program should store the ratio a/b in the ratio attribute of the created object r, and display the ratio on the screen. Write a Java class, called RatioClass, with three attributes a (int), b (int), and ratio (double). Write another Java class, called Compute Ratio, with a main method which reads two positive integers a and b, and the creates a RatioClass object called r that will be used to store the values entered by the user. The main method should validate the user input for the value of b as being different from zero. Each time the user enters a zero value for b, an error message should be displayed and the user should be asked to enter the number again. When the user enters a non-zero value for b, the program should store the ratio a/b in the ratio attribute of the created object r, and display the ratio on the screen.