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2. (12 pts) Within your Lab6HW folder, create a new file named FindModes.java. Write a program that displays the mode(s) of a 1D int array. The mode is the number in the array that appears most frequently. There may be more than one mode; your code should display all of them. The order in which the modes are displayed doesn't matter. Here are a few examples: Mode(s): 3 Mode(s): 3, 4 Mode(s): 1, 2, 3, 4 13, 2, 1, 4, 4, 3] Just like the first problem in this week's lab, this program does not need to read any user input. You can just instantiate the array at the beginning of your main method, using the () syntax. Your code should work for any 1D int array that you instantiate, though. This is a somewhat challenging problem, but it's doable! Here are some hints: Since there may be more than one mode ithe original arry,us anoter nt tore the Start by counting how often each element in the original array appears Use a variable to keep track of how often the mode(s) appear in the original array. If you find an element that appears more often, that element becomes the new mode. If you find an element that appears the same number of times, that element gets added to the list of existing modes