This method should take in two ints as inputs/parameters, one representing the width of the rectangle and another representing its length. The method should use a for loop to print out two rectangles side by side (2 spaces between) according to the input dimensions, one fully filled rectangle made of asterisks and one hollow rectangle made of asterisks. An example of this method run with a width of 5 and a length of 7 can be seen in Figure 2. Figure 2: An example of the rectangleMaker method run with a width of 5 and a length of 7 3. Public static int exitCheck This method will take in a Scanner as an input parameter. The method will prompt the user with "Are you sure you would like to exit? Type 'Exit' to exit the program". The method will save the user's response and, if the user typed 'Exit', will return a '1'. Otherwise, the method should return a . 4. Public static void assignment9Menu This method is going to act as a menu for this assignment. It should have no inputs/parameters. This method should print out a menu like that seen in Figure3 Welcome To Assignment 9: Please Choose An Option: 1. Guess The Number Challenge 2. Make A Rectangle 3. Exit Figure 3: A figure showing the basic layout of this method's "menu". Use a do while loop to keep this menu running until the user chooses to exit. Option 1 should allow the user to do the 'Guess The Number Challenge' using a previously- created method. Option 2 should allow the user to make two rectangles of various width and height depending on user input, using a previous method to create the shapes. Option 3 should ask the user if they are sure they want to quit using a previously created method. This is the option that should end the loop. If any other option is entered, a message stating "Please choose an available option." should print to the console. Unless shutting down, the menu should print back out at the top of every loop Once all methods are completed, check to make sure that you are following all of the guidelines in the coding standards for this class (indenting, commenting, headers, method headers). After fully fnnishing, save the Java file to submit on eCampus