I am asking for the logic of this Java program:

Prompt the user for the number of batters to enter at the beginning of the program (instead of asking how many at bats). Store the statistics for all of the batters in a two-dimensional array. Construct your array based on the number of batters and assume each batter will have 3 at bats (so it will be a rectangular array). The program won't have to ask the user whether to enter data for another batter - it will end after the last batter's statistics are entered. Display a one line summary for each batter after all the batters' statistics have been entered. Validations will become easier... you only need to validate the integer input. Since there is no string input, there is no need to include string validation. Produce output that matches below example. Welcome to the Batting Average Calculator. Enter the number of batters: 2 theta = out, 1 = single, 2 = double, 3 = triple, 4 = home run Enter statistics for batter l... Result for at-bat 1: 1 Result for at-bat 2: 2 Result for at-bat 3: 3 Enter statistics for batter 2... Result for at-bat 1: 0 Result for at-bat 2: 2 Result for at-bat 3: 0 Batter l average: 1.000 Slugging percent: 2.000 Batter 2 average: 0.333 Slugging percent: 0.667 Press any key to continue