Write the Java program to implement the following functionality.

a$.$ Create a Java Project with the name "MyJavaProject".

b$.$ Create a package with the name "myjavapackage".

c$.$ Create a class with the name "FirstJavaProgram" that includes a "main" method.

d$.$ In your program, import "Scanner" package as shown in the lecture notes.

e$.$ Create a scanner object.

f$.$ Do not forget to initialize your class attributes$/$variables$.$

g$.$ Get two float numbers from the user with the accompanying text.

h$.$ Add these two numbers and print the formatted result $(2$ digits after the dot$)$ on the console.

i$.$ Print the text to input your name from the console.

j$.$ Write code to input your name on the console.

k$.$ Here is a sample output:

Please enter the first float number: $3\mathrm{.}4$

Please enter the second float number: $6\mathrm{.}7$

The sum of float numbers is: $10\mathrm{.}10$

Please enter your name: Kedit Alpaslan Demin

Nice to meet you Kadir Alpaslan DemirWrite the Java program to implement the following functionality.

a$.$ Create a Java Project with the name "MyJavaProject".

b$.$ Create a package with the name "myjavapackage".

c$.$ Create a class with the name "FirstJavaProgram" that includes a "main" method.

d$.$ In your program, import "Scanner" package as shown in the lecture notes.

e$.$ Create a scanner object.

f$.$ Do not forget to initialize your class attributes$/$variables$.$

g$.$ Get two float numbers from the user with the accompanying text.

h$.$ Add these two numbers and print the formatted result $(2$ digits after the dot$)$ on the console.

i$.$ Print the text to input your name from the console.

j$.$ Write code to input your name on the console.

k$.$ Here is a sample output:

Please enter the first float number: $3\mathrm{.}4$

Please enter the second float number: $6\mathrm{.}7$

The sum of float numbers is: $10\mathrm{.}10$

Please enter your name: Kedit Alpaslan Demin

Nice to meet you Kadir Alpaslan DemirWrite the Java program to implement the following functionality.

a$.$ Create a Java Project with the name "MyJavaProject".

b$.$ Create a package with the name "myjavapackage".

c$.$ Create a class with the name "FirstJavaProgram" that includes a "main" method.

d$.$ In your program, import "Scanner" package as shown in the lecture notes.

e$.$ Create a scanner object.

f$.$ Do not forget to initialize your class attributes$/$variables$.$

g$.$ Get two float numbers from the user with the accompanying text.

h$.$ Add these two numbers and print the formatted result $(2$ digits after the dot$)$ on the console.

i$.$ Print the text to input your name from the console.

j$.$ Write code to input your name on the console.

k$.$ Here is a sample output:

Please enter the first float number: $3\mathrm{.}4$

Please enter the second float number: $6\mathrm{.}7$

The sum of float numbers is: $10\mathrm{.}10$

Please enter your name: Kedit Alpaslan Demin

Nice to meet you Kadir Alpaslan Demir