In this exercise, you'll write an application that gets the user's date of birth, calculates the...

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In this exercise, you'll write an application that gets the user's date of birth, calculates the user's age in years, and displays the user's age. When you're done, the console should look something like this: Welcome to the Age Calculator Enter your date of birth (YYYY-MM-DD): 1968-02-04 Your date of birth is Feb 4, 1968 The current date is Apr 11, 2017 Your age is 49 1. Open the project named ch14_ex2_AgeCalculator that's in the ex_starts folder. Then, review the code in the AgeCalculatorApp class. 2. Add code to this class that gets the current date and stores it in a LocalDate object. 3. Add code that parses the string entered by the user to create a LocalDate object. 4. Add code to format and print the user's date of birth. 5. Add code to format and print the current date. 6. Add code to calculate and print the user's age in years. 7. Run the application and test it to make sure it works correctly for a date in the correct format. 8. Run the application and test it with a date in an invalid format such as "Feb 4, 1968". This should cause an exception to occur. 9. Run the application again, enter a date of birth that's after the current date, and notice that the age is displayed as a negative number. To fix this, validate the date to be sure it isn't after the current date. If it is, display an error message. Run the application one more time to test this change. In this exercise, you'll write an application that gets the user's date of birth, calculates the user's age in years, and displays the user's age. When you're done, the console should look something like this: Welcome to the Age Calculator Enter your date of birth (YYYY-MM-DD): 1968-02-04 Your date of birth is Feb 4, 1968 The current date is Apr 11, 2017 Your age is 49 1. Open the project named ch14_ex2_AgeCalculator that's in the ex_starts folder. Then, review the code in the AgeCalculatorApp class. 2. Add code to this class that gets the current date and stores it in a LocalDate object. 3. Add code that parses the string entered by the user to create a LocalDate object. 4. Add code to format and print the user's date of birth. 5. Add code to format and print the current date. 6. Add code to calculate and print the user's age in years. 7. Run the application and test it to make sure it works correctly for a date in the correct format. 8. Run the application and test it with a date in an invalid format such as "Feb 4, 1968". This should cause an exception to occur. 9. Run the application again, enter a date of birth that's after the current date, and notice that the age is displayed as a negative number. To fix this, validate the date to be sure it isn't after the current date. If it is, display an error message. Run the application one more time to test this change.