BasicDecisions.java file, which includes a program that meets the following requirements:

Create a Balance floating$-$point variable and assign it a value.

Provides the following $($character data type$)$ menu to the user:

Check Balance

Deposit

Withdrawal

Exit

When the user enters A or a

Print the balance

When the user enters B or b

Prompt for the amount of deposit

Add the deposit to the balance

Print the new balance

When the user enters C or c

Prompt for the amount of withdrawal

if the amount exceeds the value of the balance$-5,$ provide an error message and do not allow the withdraw

If the amount is balance $-5$ or lower, subtract the amount from the balance

print the new balance

When the user enters anything other than upper or lower case A$-$D$,$

print an "Invalid Entry!" message.

the user enters D or d $-$ or before exiting the program,

print a thank you message and invite to return soon.

Compile, run, and test both files. Ensure that these run and display accurate results.

Finalize your Files.

Ensure that the code is easily legible $($provide adequate white space$).$

Verify that your variables are meaningful. a $=5$ is less meaningful than balance $=5,$ as a may not mean much to most of us$.$

Clean your files, remove unused variables and lines of code, unnecessary comments, etc.

Add the required$/$complete file header. is there a way to do this without using the switch statement and $/$or case but using only if statements and toUpper or toLower? is there a way to do this using only if statements and toUpper and toLower and string