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In the last Lab, you wrote a custom method for converting between two primitive data types. This functionality is already a part of the Java language, and is called casting. You may cast between different types of objects(something we will see in CSCI 1101), or between certain primitive types. Answer the following questions about type casting, and remember to cite any sources you use. a) Research the general syntax for casting between two primitive types in Java. Give the general syntax below. b) Give a short sample of code below that does the following. Declare an integer and a double variable. Initialize the integer to a value of your choice. Use casting to assign the same value to the double variable. c) What is Java doing in memory when you cast a primitive type? d) How does Java handle casting (in both directions) between char values and double values? To help answer this question, you may want to experiment with casting different double values and printing out the character result