Answer the following in Java:

Aside from the 'main()' method you are not to write static methods for this question.

Description

	Defines an outline for class 'Exponents', your code will be all be contained in the main() method of this class. The file name of course must be called "Exponents.java". (points awarded for an empty class and an empty method definition).
	The program will calculate a number of exponents (user will be prompted to enter a value between 1 and 10 which determines the number of exponents to be calculated: (points awarded for the prompt) the result of each calculated exponent will be stored as a separate array element - no need to store the based and the power in the array just store the result. (points awarded for storing results in a 1D array)
	For each exponent to be calculated the program will prompt the user for a base and a power (points awarded for prompt) either of which can be any non-negative integer. At this point your program doesn't have to handle type checking (e.g. a String is entered instead of a number).
		The program can correctly calculate an exponent when the power is zero (the result is just one).
		The program can correctly calculate an exponent when the power is greater than zero using a loop and not a predefined Java method such as the 'pow' in class Math.
	The number of exponents calculated should match the value entered by the user.