Create a folder named LastName_FirstName (ex. Reyes_Mark) in your local drive. Create a new Java application...

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Create a folder named LastName_FirstName (ex. Reyes_Mark) in your local drive. Create a new Java application project named LabExer1A. In the Create Main Class field, the text should be labexer1a.Lab Exer1A. Set the project location to your own folder. Initialize four (4) variables based on the table below. Data Type Variable Name int faveNumber String faveCartChar char mi char (array) nickNameArray Value Type your favorite number. Type your favorite cartoon or anime character. Type your middle initial. Every index should contain each of the letters of your nickname. Create a code that would produce an output similar to the sample below by indicating variable names in System.out.println(). The statements should be written inside the main method. 12 is my favorite number. I love Doraemon! My name is Veronica V. Velasquez. You can call me Nica. Use comments to give a short description of the parts of the program. Note: Use // for single-line comments and /**/ for multi-line comments. Create a folder named LastName_FirstName (ex. Reyes_Mark) in your local drive. Create a new Java application project named LabExer1A. In the Create Main Class field, the text should be labexer1a.Lab Exer1A. Set the project location to your own folder. Initialize four (4) variables based on the table below. Data Type Variable Name int faveNumber String faveCartChar char mi char (array) nickNameArray Value Type your favorite number. Type your favorite cartoon or anime character. Type your middle initial. Every index should contain each of the letters of your nickname. Create a code that would produce an output similar to the sample below by indicating variable names in System.out.println(). The statements should be written inside the main method. 12 is my favorite number. I love Doraemon! My name is Veronica V. Velasquez. You can call me Nica. Use comments to give a short description of the parts of the program. Note: Use // for single-line comments and /**/ for multi-line comments.