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3. When a user types data followed by the Enter key, the Enter key character is left in the keyboard bulfer alter 5 canner class methods retrieve the other keystrokes. "sohia fqo pea ol pausap st uf' mask You Do It Accepting User hout In the next steps you create a program that accepts user input. 1. Open the integerDemo.java file you created in a You Do itt section earlier in this chapter. Change the class name to IntegerDesointeractive, and save the file as IntegerDemolnteractive.java. 2. As the first line in the fle, insert an inport statement that will allow you to use the scanner class: inpert java, util, Scanneri 3. Renove the assignment coerator and the assigned values from each of the four numeric variable declarations. 4. Folowing the numeric variable declaratons, insert a scanner object declaration: Scanner input = new Scanner (Systes. in); 5. Following the variable declarations, insert a prompt for the integer value, and an input statement that accepts the value, as follows: Systeen, out, print ("Please enter an integer 7 ") anInt = input,nextint O (continues) 3. When a user types data followed by the Enter key, the Enter key character is left in the keyboard bulfer alter 5 canner class methods retrieve the other keystrokes. "sohia fqo pea ol pausap st uf' mask You Do It Accepting User hout In the next steps you create a program that accepts user input. 1. Open the integerDemo.java file you created in a You Do itt section earlier in this chapter. Change the class name to IntegerDesointeractive, and save the file as IntegerDemolnteractive.java. 2. As the first line in the fle, insert an inport statement that will allow you to use the scanner class: inpert java, util, Scanneri 3. Renove the assignment coerator and the assigned values from each of the four numeric variable declarations. 4. Folowing the numeric variable declaratons, insert a scanner object declaration: Scanner input = new Scanner (Systes. in); 5. Following the variable declarations, insert a prompt for the integer value, and an input statement that accepts the value, as follows: Systeen, out, print ("Please enter an integer 7 ") anInt = input,nextint O (continues)