Instructions: Code a method called multiplyNumbers() that receives two integers through its parameter list and returns the product of those two integers. In the main()

1. Through a single prompt, ask the user for two integers.
2. Call multiplyNumbers() by sending it the two integers.
3. Store the value multiplyNumbers() returns in a variable called product.
4. Print as follows:
   
   integer1 * integer2 = product
   
   where the actual value for the integers and the product is printed. Example: 3 * 4 = 12 where 3 is integer1, 4 is integer2, and 12 is the product.
5. Save the code in a program called VRM2.

Line advance at the beginning of a prompt. Line advance at the beginning and end of a message. Triple-line advance (2 "%n") at the beginning of final output and single-line advance at end. Your spacing is to follow the Java Style Guide: double-space after punctuation if prompt or followed by more text/code, else no spaces; single-space after commas.

//Import statement.

//Class header.

//Begin class scope.

//Declare input field to capture keyboard entries.

//main() header.

//Begin method scope.

//Declare and initialize integer1 variable.

//Declare and initialize integer2 variable.

//Declare and initialize product variable.

//Prompt "Enter your first and second integers separated by a space: "

//Capture integer1.

//Capture integer2.

//Call multiplyNumbers().

//Print final output.

//Exit statement.

//End method scope.

//multiplyNumbers header. Use integer1 and integer2 as the parameter variables.

//Begin method scope.

//Return the product from the calculation of the two parameter variables.

//End method scope.

//End class scope.

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