• Write a Java program that asks your user to enter the height of a cylinder and then asks them to enter the radius of a cylinder. The program should then calculate the surface area of a cylinder with those dimensions and output the result.

Details:

• The formula for the surface area of a cylinder is: 2 * PI * radius *(height + radius)
  • You must code this formula up so that your program produces the correct surface area value no matter what height and radius are entered.
• Use double numbers in your calculations for precision since you are working with PI which has decimals.
  • PI must be correctly declared and initialized as a static constant.
  • radius and height should be double variables
• The values for the radius and the height should be read in from your user as Strings using a Scanner then parsed to doubles.
  • Do not use any method other than nextLine() to read from the user
  • Your program will crash if the user enters something other than a number, this is okay for now. We will learn how to fix this soon.
• Use variable names/constant names that are meaningful
• The output should be displayed in an attractive, user-friendly manner.
  • Example program output: (program output in black, user's input in orange)

*Using only import java.util.scanner;

*use System.out.printf and format the output area to 2 decimal places *Do not hard code.