This is for a basic Computer Science program using eclipse for java code.

Create a new Java project called "Lab11". Add a single class called "EntryPoint" that contains the main() method. You must create a class called Quotient that accepts 2 integer parameters on the constructor representing a numerator and a denominator. The constructor must detect an invalid denominator and throw and ArithmeticException with the message "division by zero ". A toString () override method must be created to display the value of the quotient (w/o loss of data) of the numerator and denominator. Write a Java program that repeatedly accepts two integers from the keyboard and prints the Quotient object to the console. Your code must adhere to the follow specifications: The user must enter 0 for both the numerator and denominator to exit the program You must read the 2 user input values using the Scanner's next ( ) method and then convert to a primitive integer using Integer.parseInt. In case of an exception (when converting the string to an integer), the program must (1) Catch the NumberFormatException (2) print the corresponding stack trace (printStackTrace) and 3) reset the Scanner object. * The program will then create a new Quotient object with the user input and catch division by zero exceptions and print the exception message message in case one occurs. The error should not be printed if the user intends to exit. When there is no exception the value of the Quotient object will be displayed with a System.out.println()