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Problem Summary: Create new Java variables or constants from the provided data descriptions . Name each variable or constant using a descriptive name and an appropriate datatype . Initialize each variable or constant using an appropriate numerical value Display each variable or constant using a simple print statement . e Control the appearance of program output using tabs and newlines Don't overthink this assignment! It's really quite easy. All you need to do is set up and print each variable. Do the first one, and all others are the same pattern. No calculations are needed this timel You can "hardwire" all values for now. Preliminaries: 1) 2) 3) First, of course, review all of this week's lecture materials on Data. There is a demo video in there on setting up variables, such as we'll be doing this week. Next, take a look at the Variable Definition Decision Tree application note, which nicely summarizes the selection of datatypes based upon the nature" of the data needed. Have a look thru the following application notes as well The second one will give good examples of what we're trying to do in this assignment: a. String Concatenation b. Formatting Using System.out.printin) have a scan thru our course Coding Standard, found in this week's lecture materials, and 4) Finally, also in the Application Notes modu'e. conventions. See sections 4.0 to 4.3 in particular. It will give some guidance on variable naming by creating a new, empty Java class called VariablesFL.java luse your initia's for Ful Use your own TemplatefLjava tempiate to get started. Copy it over to the new flename. edit the Glass namets. and update the header block IMPORTANT: For tabbed output consistency going forward, please make the foiowing setting change in GRASP"rom" for ali future ass ments SettingsCSD window Settings-)wo kspaceTabsaea4