Problem 6: ASCII encodings (10 points) People read/write text using alphanumeric characters (i.e. 'a', 'b', 'c')...

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Problem 6: ASCII encodings (10 points) People read/write text using alphanumeric characters (i.e. 'a', 'b', 'c') whereas computers are limited to processing purely numerical data. Therefore, in order for machines to process text, that text must first be encoded as numbers. ASCII is the most common mapping between characters and numbers. Your task is to take the raw numerical data used by a computer, and convert it into an english message that a person may easily read. Facts: Input the char datatype maps characters as ascii codes ascii codes are integer numbers Java may easily convert between char codes and integers Your solution must take in six integer inputs. Each input represents an alphanumeric character. Output Your solution must display the six-lettered english message as a single string with no spaces between the characters. Problem 6: ASCII encodings (10 points) People read/write text using alphanumeric characters (i.e. 'a', 'b', 'c') whereas computers are limited to processing purely numerical data. Therefore, in order for machines to process text, that text must first be encoded as numbers. ASCII is the most common mapping between characters and numbers. Your task is to take the raw numerical data used by a computer, and convert it into an english message that a person may easily read. Facts: Input the char datatype maps characters as ascii codes ascii codes are integer numbers Java may easily convert between char codes and integers Your solution must take in six integer inputs. Each input represents an alphanumeric character. Output Your solution must display the six-lettered english message as a single string with no spaces between the characters.