Write a class that contains the following three methods:

$/*$ Convert from feet to meters $*/$

public static double footToMeter $($double foot$)$

$/*$ Convert from meters to feet $*/$

public static double meterToFoot $($double meter$)$

$/*$ Print conversion result $*/$

public void printConversion$($String conversionType, double value$)$

The formula for the conversion is:

Meter $=0\mathrm{.}305*$ foot

Foot $=3\mathrm{.}279*$ meter

Instructions:

The printConversion$()$ method should take a string $("$footToMeter$"$ or "meterToFoot"$)$ to specify

the type of conversion and a value for conversion, then print the result.

For example:

$$ If the input is "footToMeter" and value $=10,$ it should print $10$ feet is $3\mathrm{.}05$ meters.

$$ If the input is "meterToFoot" and value $=10,$ it should print $10$ meters is $32\mathrm{.}79$ feet.

$$ If the input is not "footToMeter" nor "meterToFoot", it should print Invalid conversion type. Please

use $$footToMeter$$ or $$meterToFoot$.$

Test your code using the following lines in your main method:

yourClassVariable.printConversion$("$footToMeter$",10)$;

yourClassVariable.printConversion$("$meterToFoot$",10)$;

yourClassVariable.printConversion$("$aWrongEntry$",10)$;

Expected output:

$10\mathrm{.}0$ feet is $3\mathrm{.}050$ meters.

$10\mathrm{.}0$ meters is $32\mathrm{.}790$ feet.

Invalid conversion type. Please use $$footToMeter$$ or $$meterToFoot$.$