Write a Java class $($called ShowNum$)$ that displays the same number of asterisks $($row and columns$)$ as is input in $2$ numbers.

Your class should have a default constructor $($number$1$ is $0,$ number$2$ is $0)$ and

another constructor that inputs $2$ numbers $($integers$).$

You'll need accessor methods for the numbers and a display method that displays as follows:

Input: $2,7$

$*******$

$*******$

Demo the class in a client $($called ShowNumClient$)$ that allows the user to run the program as many times as they want $($enter number and use display method$).$

The user will signal with a sentinel $(-1),$ when they want to terminate the client.

Make sure that each number entered in the client is between $1$ and $30.$

Submit BOTH $.$java files here.

Remember: The client class $($ShowNumClient$.$java$)$ is the one with the main method and runs$/$demo the class $($ShowNum$.$java$).$ The class with no main only consists of instance variables and their methods. In order to call those methods from the class withthe main method we have to instantiate$/$create an object of the class ShowNum in the client class and then use that object to call the methods of the class ShowNum using the dot operator.

I have been having an issue where when I make a new project on the Eclipse Java IDE it leaves a module line that when deleted it says stack overflow and crashes the program. For example if I make a project called test it shows "module:test" I was told that line is not needed and was part of why my programs do not run correctly. If possible in addition to the $2$ java problems to help with a work around to avoid that. Thanks!