Upload the .java source file for a program satisfying the following requirements; Unlike previous IE assignments, this one will require you to write a single program but this program will perform a few independent tasks, one after the other. The code for each task will be located, as usual, in your main method. When your program start performing the work on this task, it should display “Task #1 started”. When it is done, it should display “Task #1 complete”. Here is an example outline for your main method;    public static void main(String[] args){      // declare & initialize variables below            // task #1      System.out.println(“Task #1 is started”);      // insert code for that task here            System.out.println(“Task #1 complete”);       // task #2      System.out.println(“Task #2 is started”);      // insert code for that task here            System.out.println(“Task #2 complete”);            // task #3      System.out.println(“Task #3 is started”);      // insert code for that task here            System.out.println(“Task #3 complete”);       }//end method main    Feel free to implement these tasks in any order with which you are comfortable. While there is no scaffolding provided for each task, their scope and size is kept small so that you may break them down in very simple intermediary steps. Task #1 – total 6 points Your program must read a value of data type int from the user [1 point]. You will then compute the sum of all the digits in the number that was entered [1 point], and display it [1 point]. Hint – you can get the value of the right-most digit of an integer by using modulo 10 [1 point]. You may then discard it by dividing that integer by 10 [1 point]. Once you have your program working for an int value, modify it so that it works with a long value [1 point]. Task #2 – total 4 points Your program must use a loop to compute and display the largest possible int value. You will do so by starting that variable with the value 0 [1 point] and progressively increasing it by 1 [1 point] until you cause an integer overflow [1 point]. You will then display the largest positive value you reached [1 point]. Task #3 – total 3 points Your program must prompt the user to enter an integer value [1 point]. It will then display, one after the other, the binary digits that would represent that number in binary form [2 points]. You will display them in reverse order, i.e., as if you were reading them from right to left. Let us take an example. The decimal integer value 123 is encoded as 01111011 in binary. If the user enters 123, your program should therefore display these binary digits as follow; 11011110  

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________ returns true.

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Name the laboratory equipment: