JAVA

This practice will acquaint you with the use of parameter passing, return values, if/else blocks, and user inputs. You will complete the following program that prompts the user for a set of information, then executes simple algebra on those values and returns a summary report which includes name and size of each shape and comparison result. Your program should perform the following:

• Prompt the user for the width of the rectangle (data type: double).
• Prompt the user for the height of the rectangle (data type: double).
• Prompt the user for the radius of the circle (data type: double).
• Call a method and pass the width and height to calculate the area of the rectangle.
• The method will return the result (area of the rectangle).
• Call a method and pass the radius to calculate the area of the circle.
• The method will return the result (area of the circle).
• Display the result of each shape. This should be done in the main method.
• Compare the size and display comparison result. See the example below.

Example log of execution is as follow (user inputs are in bold and underlined):

Input rectangle width: 10.0 Input rectangle height: 50.0 Input circle radius: 10.0 //output

Rectangle area: 500.0 Circle area: 314.15

The area of the rectangle seems 1.591596371160274 times bigger than the area of the circle.

Include appropriate program comments:
1. Comments necessary to explain the operation of your program
2. Proper indentation