Create a package called Q$3.$

$$ Create a java class called AdditionOverload which will use the header and footer with

your information that you created in Q$1.$

$$ Define three overloaded methods for addition.

o The first of which will accept two strings as argument and return the added strings

when called. The method must have the following header:

public static dataType addVals$($dataType str$1,$ dataType str$2)$;

o The second one will accept two real numbers as argument and return the added

result when called. The method must have the following header:

public static dataType addVals$($dataType num$1,$ dataType num$2)$;

o The third one will accept two characters as argument and return the resultant

character after adding those two when called. The method must have the following

header:

public static dataType addVals$($dataType char$1,$ dataType char$2)$;

$$ Define the main$()$ method with the following specifications:

o Call your myHeader$()$ method available in MyMethods class in package Q$1,$ with

appropriate arguments, after following the same formalities as you did in Q$2.$

o Prompt the user to enter two real numbers $($see the sample output$).$ Call the

addVals$()$ method to add these numbers, and print their sum in the main$()$ using printf$()$ method that should print the result with up to two decimal places $($see the

sample output$).$

o Prompt the user to enter two characters. Call the addVals$()$ method to add these

two characters, and print the resultant character along with the integer equivalent

value in the main$()$ using printf$()$ method as shown in the sample output. You can

cross$-$check your result from the Unicode table Prompts the user to input a full name. Watch out: as discussed in the class with

examples $($Unit $2\mathrm{.}4),$ here you need to clear the buffer before accepting the input

using nextLine$()$ method.

o Call the addVals$()$ method to add the strings $$My name is $($or $$I am $$; your call$)$and

the user$-$entered full name from above, and print the added strings in the main$()$

using printf$()$ method.

o Call myFooter$()$ method with appropriate argument.