1. Write a program that prompts the user for an input that is an int. The input represents a score that the student received on a test. Your program should give an error if the input is not in a proper range (between 0 and 100 inclusive). For the valid input the program should calculate the letter grade (as a char) that the student will receive using the following mapping score 0-59->F score 60-69-> D score 70-79->C 9 score 80 89 -> B o score 90-100 -> A NOTE: Since the score is an int variable with values between O and 100, please note the following: if the score is 85, score/10 is 8, if the score is 89, score/10 is also 8; if the score is 62, score/10 is 6, if the score is 68, score/10 is also 6 and so on. You can use this expression as a switch variable and implement the program with a switch statement using the following mapping: - case 0, case 1, case 2, case 3, case 4 and case 5 are all the same and they map to F - case 6 maps toD - case 7 maps to C - case 8 maps to B case 9 and case 10 map to A - default case should assign an F The result must be calculated inside the switch but printed outside the switch statement. This example may help: RollDie.java Use the following flow of the program: f input is out of range give an error else using switch statement compute the value of the letter grade as char outside of the switch block print the result