Lab$13$A: Write the three static methods below inside of your driver class $($this is the class that contains Sample output $($user input in bold$)$: Lab$13$B: Create a Book class which contains the following:

Fields:

name: string

price: double

yearOfRelease: int

Constructor:

Takes in $2$ parameters: a string, and an integer.

Sets the $2$ parameters to the appropriate fields.

setPrice$()$:

Takes in a double as a parameter and returns nothing.

Sets the price field with the value in the parameter.

toString$()$:

Takes in no parameters and returns a string.

The string returned is in the following format:

name $($yearOfRelease$)$: $price

In your main method, prompt the user for the name of a book and a release date. Create a Book object

with that information. Then, prompt the user for a price, and use the object's setPrice$()$ to set the Book

object's price. Finally, call the Book object's toString$()$ and print what is returned.

Please note the following:

When asking for a price, keep prompting the user until they enter a price that is greater than $0.$

When asking for a yearOfRelease, keep prompting the user until they enter a number that is

between $1500$ and $2024.$

When asking for a name, keep prompting the user until they enter a name that isn't empty.

You can assume the user will never enter information of the wrong type $($e$.$g$.$: when asking for a

yearOfRelease, you can assume the user will only enter integers$).$

Sample output $($user input in bold$)$:

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your main method$)$:

min$()$ : Receives an integer array as a parameter and returns an integer. This method traverses the

array in the parameters and returns the smallest number in the array.

$)$: Receives an integer array as a parameter and returns an integer. This method traverses the

array in the parameters and returns the largest number in the array.

avg$()$: Receives an integer array as a parameter and returns a double. This method traverses the

array in the parameters and returns the mean average of the numbers in the array.

Inside your main method, prompt the user for a size for the array you are about to create; keep prompting

the user if they enter a size that's less than $1.$ Once the user enters a valid number, create an integer array

of that size.

Next, prompt the user for enough numbers to fill the whole array. These numbers can be positive, negative,

or $0.$

Next, ask the user if they want to find the smallest, the largest, or the mean average of all the numbers

they've entered $($keep prompting the user until they enter a valid choice$).$ Pass the array to the appropriate

method and print the results.

Keep asking the user for an option until they enter the option to quit.

You can assume that the user will not enter doubles or strings when prompted for a number.

Sample input on the next page.