Use "print" and "println" statements, but use method calls to reduce the number of repeated "print" and "println" statements. Seed code is provided as follows: // Lab1b.java // This is a practice lab to output a few verses of //"99 bottles of beer on the wall" // Authors: Carol Zander, Clark Olson, you public class Lab1b { } public static void main (string[] args) { int numBottles; // number of bottles currently on the wall // display first verse numBottles = 5; System.out.print(numBottles); onwall(); } System.out.print(numBottles); botBeer(); takeOneDown(); numBottles = 4; System.out.print(numBottles); onwall(); System.out.println(); // display blank line between verses // display second verse // [this is where you take over] } public static void onwall() { system.out.println(" bottles of beer on the wall"); public static void botBeer() { System.out.println(" bottles of beer"); Note: The last two verses have some subtle differences from the previous verses.