Write a Java program, named Password. In the program, design and implement a

method $($named CheckPassword$)$ that takes a string password as a parameter, determines whether the

password is valid or invalid using the following rules. The method then returns the outcome as a boolean

value $($true or false$).$

The rules are:

$-$ Password must include at least $9$ characters

$-$ Password contains only letters and digits

$-$ Password must include at least $3$ digits

$-$ Password must include at least $3$ lower$-$case letters

$-$ Password must include at least $3$ upper$-$case letters

Develop five additional boolean methods, one for each stated rule above, to check if that rule is met or not. A

password is valid if all five methods return true values, otherwise the password is invalid. Design the

program$$s main method such that it allows the user to re$-$run the program with different inputs $($as we did in

the previous assignment using a sentinel loop structure$).$ Document your code and organize the outputs

properly using escape characters. In the main method, ask the user to enter a password and then display the

judgement $$Valid Password$$ or $$Invalid Password$.$ Sample test data below show both input prompts and

output labels. Make sure your code displays the outputs following the test data format.

First test: Enter a password: CS$5000/01$

Entered password: CS$5000/01$

Judgment: Invalid Password

Second test: Enter a password: CS$5000$Section$01$

Entered password: CS$5000$Section$01$

Judgment: Valid Password

Third test: Enter a password: MyOldK$9$Dog

Entered password: MyOldK$9$Dog

Judgment: Invalid Password

Fourth test: Enter a password: ABCabc$123$

Entered password: ABCabc$123$

Judgment: Valid Password