Question $2$: Inventory Management $($use arrays, loops, if$/$if$-$else$/$if$-$else$-$if$/$switch$)$ Write a Java program that manages an inventory of $5$ products in an electronics store. Each product has a name, price, and a quantity in stock. The program should allow the user to update stock, display all products, find the product with the highest price, find the product with the lowest quantity, and search for a specific product by name $($case insensitive$).$ If two or more products have the same highest price or the same lowest quantity, the program displays the first product that matches the criterion. When the program starts, it displays $$Welcome to Inventory Management System$.$ It then reads information of the $5$ products. The user provides this information on a separate line for each product. In each line, the first input is the price, the second input is the quantity, and the rest of the input is the name of the product. You can assume a perfect user; all input is valid. For example, the following line: $24507$ HP Laptop is for a product called HP Laptop, quantity is $7,$ and the price is $2450$ dollars. The program should continue running until the user sele

cts "Exit". On exit, the program displays $$Goodbye$!$ before exiting. Instructions: $1.$ Create three arrays: o A String array to store the names of $5$ products, o An array of doubles to store the prices of the products, and o An int array to store the quantity in stock for each product. $2.$ The program should display a menu with the following options: $1.$ Display information of all products $2.$ Update the quantity of a product $3.$ Search for a product by name $4.$ Find the product with the lowest quantity $5.$ Find the product with the highest price $6.$ Exit