You are required to run the application from the command line and from an IDE (like Eclipse). \ \ Input and validate the name of a color from user. \ \ Take screenshots of two runs of your program with different inputs, one from the command line and one from your IDE. \ \ You are not allowed to use arrays or ArrayLists in this program. \ \ You are not allowed to use any methods except main() in this program. \ \ Use java constants for number and String literals, for example: \ \ final String COLOR_RED = "Red";You are required to run the application from the command line and from an IDE (like Eclipse). \ \ Input and validate the name of a color from user. \ \ Take screenshots of two runs of your program with different inputs, one from the command line and one from your IDE. \ \ You are not allowed to use arrays or ArrayLists in this program. \ \ You are not allowed to use any methods except main() in this program. \ \ Use java constants for number and String literals, for example: \ \ final String COLOR_RED = "Red";You are required to run the application from the command line and from an IDE (like Eclipse). \ \ Input and validate the name of a color from user. \ \ Take screenshots of two runs of your program with different inputs, one from the command line and one from your IDE. \ \ You are not allowed to use arrays or ArrayLists in this program. \ \ You are not allowed to use any methods except main() in this program. \ \ Use java constants for number and String literals, for example: \ \ final String COLOR_RED = "Red";