$1.$ Write a program that computes the volume of a sphere with radius $10.$

a$.$ Define a constant float called PI with the value of $3\mathrm{.}14.$

b$.$ Define a constant byte called FOUR with the value of $4.$

c$.$ Define a constant byte called THREE with the value of $3.$

d$.$ Define a byte variable called radius with the value of $10.$

e$.$ Define a double variable called volume and set it equal to FOUR$/$THREE $*$ PI $*$ Math.pow$($radius$,3)$

f$.$ Print to the screen the volume of the sphere.

Note: You will need to use casting to make sure FOUR$/$THREE does not evaluate to $1.$ It should evaluate to $1\mathrm{.}333.$

$2.$ Compile and test your code in NetBeans. Submit your $.$java file and a screenshot of passing all test cases through Blackboard.