Write a function in the Java programming language that will rotate the values in an array of integers. There are two parameters to the function: the array to rotate and the magnitude$/$direction to rotate. If directional number is negative, then you are rotating the contents of the array left; if it is positive, then to the right. The second parameter also indicates how far to rotate. You will not modify the parameter array, but will instead return a new array with the elements rotated.

For example:

rotateArray$([1,2,3,4,5],-1)$ should return a new array $[2,3,4,5,1],$ because the second parameter is $-1,$ it rotates to the left by one position.

rotateArray$([-12,55],-3)$ should return a new array $[55,-12].$ Again, this is a left rotate three times.

rotateArray$([1,1,2,3,5,8,11],2)$ should return a new array $[8,11,1,1,2,3,5].$ The second number is positive indicating a right rotation by two positions.

rotateArray$([],1)$ should return a new array $[].$ There are no contents to rotate, so an empty array is returned.