Create a new object of type Scanner that reads from the keyboard

Create a new movie object

Prompt the user to enter the title of a movie

Read in the line that the user types

Set the title in the movie object

Prompt the user to enter the movies rating

Read in the line that the user types

Set the rating in the movie object

Prompt the user to enter the number of tickets sold at a (unnamed) theater

Read in the integer that the user types

Set the number of tickets sold in the movie object

Print out the information using the movies toString method

Add to your driver class a loop that reads input for multiple movies. Your code does not need to save each movie as you enter the next one.

Ask the user if they want to continue, and continue the loop if the user types the correct response.

Run the new driver to ensure that it reads and prints multiple movies.Your Eclipse console should look something like this:

Problems Javadoc Search ConsoleDebug MovieDriver (1) [Java Application] CProgram FilesVavaljdk1.8 Enter the name of a movie Concussion Enter the rating of the movie PG13 Enter the number of tickets sold for this movie 4321 Concussion (PG13): Tickets Sold: 4321 Do you want to enter another? (y or n) Enter the name of a movie The Good Dinosaur Enter the rating of the movie PG Enter the number of tickets sold for this movie 5432 The Good Dinosaur (PG): Tickets Sold: 5432 Do you want to enter another? (y or n) Goodbye