Part 3 (Lab2a) In this exercise you will: a. Write a method called secondTime that takes as argument an integer corresponding to a number of seconds, computes the exact time in hours, minutes and seconds, then prints the following message to the screen: seconds corresponds to: hours, minutes and seconds Write another method called in Seconds that takes as arguments three integers: hours, minutes and seconds, computes the exact time in seconds, then returns the total number of seconds and prints the following message to the screen: hours, minutes and seconds corresponds to: seconds c. Write a few tests (5) for the inSeconds method. At least one of your tests should use the return value and one should simply use the method as if it were a void method. d. Test your secondTime method (from part a above) in the main method using keyboard input. For this purpose, make sure that before you use any Scanner methods, you print a message to the screen prompting the user of your program to enter the appropriate input. In this case, you message will ask for a total number of seconds to be entered as an integer