JAVA ONLY.

3. Double down on data types

Write a program that declares the following:

• A string variable named myResponse

• An int variable named myNumber

Have your program ask, What number should I double?

Store the result inside of the myResponse variable.

Paste the following snippit into your code after storing the users response inside of myResponse:

// Convert from String data type to an int data type

myNumber = Integer.parseInt(myResponse);

// Lets double our response by adding it to itself

myResponse = myResponse + myResponse;

myNumber = myNumber + myNumber;

/*

* Print out the results of both operations like so:

* My Response variable:

* My Number variable:

*/

System.out.print("My Response variable: ");

System.out.println(myResponse);

System.out.print("My Number variable: ");

System.out.println(myNumber);

Run your code and see that the two results are different. Try your program with different numbers and see if behaves how you expect. Leave a multiline comment below this code explaining why you think the two outputs are different.