Part II: Design a RomanNumerals class that takes a number within 1 to 10 and

display the roman numeral version of that number (I, II, III, IV, V X). If the

number entered by user is outside the range of 1-10, the program should display an

error message. Code a driver class RomanNumeralsApp to test the class by

asking user to enter a number, creating an object of RomanNumerals and calling

its methods getNumber, setNumber, convertNum and displayResult to perform

the described task.

Coding Requirements:

Must use required/meaningful names for fields, variables, methods and

classes. Must document each of your source code (see example in the next slide) Must separate operation class RomanNumerals from the driver class

RomanNumeralsApp. Part III (Optional for extra-credit): The exercises you have completed from Chapter

1 to 4 including all even-numbered M/C and T/F questions, all even-numbered

Predict Output, and all even-numbered Algorithm Workbench in these 4

chapters using any text editor.

Create a folder called answers and copy paste all of your exercises from Chapter

1 to 4 to this folder, and then copy this folder into Eclipse project folder Lab1.

(See the Steps)

How to work on your Lab in Eclipse and Lab submission requirement

the language is javs