#$2$Write an application that asks a user to enter three integers. Display them in ascending and descending order. Save the filelas AscendingAndDescending java.#$3$a$.$ Write an application for the Shady Rest Hotel; the program determines the price of a room. Ask the user to choose I for a queen bed, $2$ for a king, or $3$ for a king and a pullout couch. The output echoes the input and displays the price of the room: $$125$ for queen, $$139$ for king, and $$165$ for a suite with a king bed and a pullout couch. If the user enters an invalid code, display an appropriate message and set the price to $0.$ Save the file as ShadyRestRoom.java.b$.$ Add a prompt to the ShadyRestRoom application to ask the user to specify a $($I$)$ lake view or a $(2)$ park view, but ask that question only if the bed size entry is valid. Add $$15$ to the price of any room with a lake view. If the view value is invalid, display an appropriate message and assume that the price is for a room with a lake view. Save the file as ShadyRestRoom$2.$java.Chapter $6[2$ Java files$]$#$1$a$.$ Write an application that includes final constants named START and STOP that are set to $5$ and $500,$ respectively. The application counts by five from $5$ through $500$ inclusive, and it starts a new line after every multiple of $50(50,100,150,$ and so on$).$ Save the file as CountByFives java.b$.$ Modify the CountByFives application so that the user enters the value to count by$.$ Start each new line after $10$ values have been displayed. Save the file as CountByAnything$-$java.