JAVA

The Comparator class has several methods for comparing numbers. In the starter code below, implement each method according to its Javadoc

public class Comparator { /** * Empty-argument constructor */ private Comparator() { }//end constructor * This method accepts two integers, determines which * is the larger of the two and returns it. * @param X - integer greater than * @param y - integer greater than @return largest integer (need to bound check either integer) */ public static int largestNumber(int x, int y) { }//end largest Number * This method determines if x is a multiple of y * @param x larger number * @param y - smaller number * @return true or false (you do not need to bounds check, assume greater than zero) */ public static boolean isMultiple(int x, int y) { }//end isMultiple /** This method determines if both inputs are divisible * by 10. * * @param x - integer greater than or equal to 10 * @param y - integer greater than or equal to 10 @return - true if and y are both divisible by 10, false otherwise (and if either of the numbers are less than 10) */ public static boolean bothDivisibleTen(int x, int y) { }//end bothDivisibleTen /** * This method determines if a number is odd. * @param x - integer greater than zero. * @return - true if number is odd, false otherwise (you do not need to bounds check) */ public static boolean isOddNumber(int x) { }//isOddNumber }//end class