NOTE: Is learning "Java programming" (currently on chapter 3) with the following textbook:

Book "Java: An Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming" 8th Edition by Walter Savitch

Java Project Name: IC08_BasicCalculator Write a Java console application that asks a user to enter an operator (either +,-, *, /, % or ^) and two operands (numbers), then calculates and displays the answer. Note that the operator represents the exponentiation (power) operator, even though it does not exist in Java (use Math.pow) instead). If the user enters an unrecognized operator, please inform them "Error! Operator undefined in this version of the calculator." Make sure to include a bit of text graphics to improve the look of your calculator **First, use if/else if/else statement for the operator decision*** ***Next, comment out your code from the if/else if/else and "switch" to a switch statement for the operator decision** Here is a sample of input/output from Mike's Basic Calculator (change name to your own or pseudonym) WELCOME TO MIKE'S BASIC CALCULATOR Type one of the following operators: (for adding numbers) (for subtracting numbers) * (for multiplying numbers) / (for dividing numbers) % (for finding the remainder when two numbers are divided) A (for exponentiation - one number raised to the power of the other) Enter an operand (number): 5 Enter an operand (number): 2 5/2=2.5