Q5 - Programming You are asked to write a Java program that takes a 3-digit number...

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Q5 - Programming You are asked to write a Java program that takes a 3-digit number and performs some operations on it. The program asks the user to enter one positive number as integer consisting of 3-digits. The first digit is the least significant digit of the number and the fourth digit is the most significant digit (for example, for 321 first digit is 1, second digit is 2, and third digit is 3). Your program should do the following operations: Swap the first and third digits of the number, After applying the swapping operation divide the resulting number by 2 For example, if the user enters 145, your program should output 270. After the swapping operation you get 541, and after the division operation (541/2) you get 270 (you are applying integer division). Here is another example: when the user enters 110, your program must output 5 (011/2=5). You are NOT allowed to use the Integer.parseInt() method. Hint: For a 3-digit number abc, the equation 102 * b + 101* c + 10 * d = abc holds. Sample outputs of the program must look like as below. Enter a 3-digit number: 145 You get 270. Enter a 3-digit number: 100 You get 0. Answer: import java.util.Scanner; public class GamePlay { public static void main(String[] args) { Enter a 3-digit number: 110 You get 5. Enter a 3-digit number: 238 You get 416. Q5 - Programming You are asked to write a Java program that takes a 3-digit number and performs some operations on it. The program asks the user to enter one positive number as integer consisting of 3-digits. The first digit is the least significant digit of the number and the fourth digit is the most significant digit (for example, for 321 first digit is 1, second digit is 2, and third digit is 3). Your program should do the following operations: Swap the first and third digits of the number, After applying the swapping operation divide the resulting number by 2 For example, if the user enters 145, your program should output 270. After the swapping operation you get 541, and after the division operation (541/2) you get 270 (you are applying integer division). Here is another example: when the user enters 110, your program must output 5 (011/2=5). You are NOT allowed to use the Integer.parseInt() method. Hint: For a 3-digit number abc, the equation 102 * b + 101* c + 10 * d = abc holds. Sample outputs of the program must look like as below. Enter a 3-digit number: 145 You get 270. Enter a 3-digit number: 100 You get 0. Answer: import java.util.Scanner; public class GamePlay { public static void main(String[] args) { Enter a 3-digit number: 110 You get 5. Enter a 3-digit number: 238 You get 416.