Q$29.[10$ Marks$]$ Write a Java program to numerically calculate the value of $\text{'}x$ to the power

y$\text{'}(\{$:$x^y)$ WITHOUT using the Math.pow method. No mark will be awarded if

Math.pow$()$ method is used to solve this problem.

Program requirements:

$($a$)$ Prompt the user to enter the value $x.$ The variable $x$ should be able to accommodate any

real number. No validation is required.

$($b$)$ Prompt the user to enter the value of $y.$ You can assume that the user will enter any integer

value $($positive or negative$)$ including zero. No validation is required. Note: your code

should be able to print $1$ if the user enters zero for the variable y$.$

$($c$)$ Call a method myPower$()$ from the main$()$ method to Calculate $x^y,$ which will return the

$x^y$ value, and then print the result from the main$()$ method. The header of the myPower $()$

method is: public static double myMethod$($double $x,$ int $y)$;

$($d$)$ After displaying the result of this calculation, the program should ask the user whether s$/$he

wants to continue or not. If the user types y or Y as her$/$his choice, the above steps will be

repeated otherwise the code will be terminated.

Sample output:

Enter $x$ value: $2$

Enter $y$ value: $0$

The result is: $1\mathrm{.}0$

More power calculation? $($press $\text{'}n\text{'}$ to terminate$)$: $y$

Enter $x$ value: $2\mathrm{.}5$

Enter $y$ value: $2$

The result is: $6\mathrm{.}25$

More power calculation? $($press $\text{'}n\text{'}$ to terminate$)$: $y$

Enter $x$ value: $2$

Enter $y$ value: $-1$

The result is: $0\mathrm{.}5$

More power calculation? $($press $\text{'}n\text{'}$ to terminate$)$: $n$