The method convertLength$(0$ has an integer parameter. Define a second convertLength$()$ method that has two integer parameters. The first parameter is the number of kilometers and the second parameter is the number of meters. The method should retum the total number of meters.

Ex$.$ If the input is $6129,$ then the output is:

$6$ kilometers yields $6000$ meters.

$6$ kilometers and $129$ meters yields $6129$ meters.

Note: The total number of meters can be found using $($kilometers $*1000)+$ meters.

import java.utir.Scanner;

public class MethodoverloadTometers $\{$

public static int convertlength$($int kilometers$)\{$

$\}$

return kilometers $*1000$;

$**$ vour code goes here $**$

public static void main$($string$[]$ args$)\{$

scanner scnr $=$ new scanner$($

system.in$)$;

int kilometersused;

int metersused;

int totalMeters$1$;

int totalmeters$2$;

kilometersused $=$ scnr$.$ nextInt $()$ ;

metersused $=$ scnr $.$ nextInt $()$;

$1$

$2$

$3$