4. Using arrays in Java statements (comparison, equations, instantiating/creating...) 5. Declaring variables and constants 6. Method Headers 7. Parameter lists 8. Classes and Objects 9. Constructors 10. Evaluation Math Expressions 11. Java Standard Class Library (packages) 12. Using Classes - Random, Decimal Format, Math, Keyboard, NumberFormat, String 13. Writing Math equations 14. The return statement and return types for methods 15. Converting binary numbers 16. Data types and literal values

Write a java program as shown in the following UML class diagram:(read the details below)

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Fix all errors to make the code compile and complete. //MainValidatorA3 public class MainA3 { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Welcome to the Validation Tester application"); // Int Test System.out.println("Int Test"); ValidatorNumeric intValidator = new ValidatorNumeric("Enter an integer between -100 and 100: ", -100, 100); int num = intValidator.getIntWithinRange(); System.out.println("You entered: " + num + "\n"); // Double Test System.out.println("Double Test"); ValidatorNumeric doubleValidator = new ValidatorNumeric("Enter a double value: "); double dbl = doubleValidator.getDoubleWithinRange(); System.out.println("You entered: " + dbl + "\n"); // Required String Test System.out.println("Required String Test:"); ValidatorString stringValidator = new ValidatorString("Enter a required string: "); String requiredString =…