package week_3; /**   You have a client who likes to wear a hat when the temperature is at or below 40F.  Write a method called doYouNeedAHat which takes one argument, the current temperature in Fahrenheit, as a double.   This method will return true if the temperature is at or below 40F.  This method will return false if the temperature is above 40F.   */  import static input.InputUtils.doubleInput; public class Question_2_Wear_A_Hat { // You don't need to modify this.  public static void main(String[] args) { new Question_2_Wear_A_Hat().doYouNeedAHatToday(); } public void doYouNeedAHatToday() { double todayTemperature = doubleInput("Enter today's temperature, in fahrenheit."); // TODO Call your new doYouNeedAHat method with todayTemperature as the argument.  // TODO Use the return value from doYouNeedAHat to print a message to the user, telling them if they need a hat or not.   } // TODO create the new public doYouNeedAHat method here.  // doYouNeedAHat should have one argument, a double, representing the temperature.  // doYouNeedAHat should return a boolean.  // If the temperature is at or below 40F, return true.  // If the temperature is above 40F, return false.  }