Write a well-documented (commented) program IN JAVA, called Average, that reads in lines from standard input with each line containing a name and three integers and then uses printf() to print a table with a column of the names, the integers, and the average of the three integers accurate to two decimal places. The user will specify the number of names as a command-line argument and then type in at least that number of names (along with three integers for each name). He would signal the end of input by pressing Control D (or Control Z and then Enter on Windows).

• A sample run would be as follows.

> java Average 4

Joe 3 5 2

Tim 4 1 5

Jane 6 3 2

Jack 8 3 5

Jill 5 4 9

Mike 6 7 3

Joe 3 5 2 3.33

Tim 4 1 5 3.33

Jane 6 3 2 3.67

Jack 8 3 5 5.33

There are similar solutions to this on here, but none of them allow the program to accept more than the originally entered amount. The user might enter 4 for the original input, but it should only signify the minimum amount of names to use. The program should accept 6 or 10 or any amount, and not stop accepting input until CTRL+Z is used.