In Java, we always specify the data type when we're declaring a variable. The syntax is:

dataType variableName

For this practice assignment, you get to write a simple class named JavaVariables. Declare a main method in that class. In that main method, have it do the foll

Declare an int variable named nine$09$ and initialize it to your $909-$number

Declare a string variable named subject and initialize it to $"$CPSC$"$

Declare an int variable named courseNumber and initialize it to $1302$

Declare a char variable named courseSuffix and initialize it to $"K\text{'}($notice that in Java, strings use two double quotes $("..."),$ whereas chars use two

Declare a boolean variable named isonline $($but do not initialize when declaring it$)$

Declare a double variable named points $($but do not initialize when declaring it$)$

Assign isonline to reflect if you are taking this course online or in$-$person $($do this on a different line of code than the declaration$)$

Assign points to be $97\mathrm{.}5($do this on a different line of code than the declaration$)$

Display the value stored in the nineeg variable on its own line For example, something like:

${909123456}_{?}$

Display the following output, using the variables above:

CPSC $1302K($online: true$)$: $97\mathrm{.}5$ points

or

CPSC $1302K($online: false points