I need to write a program called Table.Java that takes a command line argument N and prints a table of N rows with a header as shown in the example below (not including the last line). The table has 6 columns and there is a gutter of one space between the columns. Column 1 (7): the number I, decimal, right justified, separate 1000s with commas Column 2 (6): the number I, hexadecimal, four digits, zero-padded (add one space before this column) Column 3 (9): the number I*I, decimal, right justified, separate 1000s with commas Column 4 (9): the number I*I*I, decimal, right justified, separate 1000s with commas Column 5 (9): the log base 2 of I*I, rounded to three digits right of decimal point, right justified Column 6 (8): the percent of rows completed (rounded to the nearest integer percent) (the size is 8 including percentage sign, make the whole thing right justified) Numbers in parenthesis are column sizes. For the command: java Table 10 Output is shown below

I need to write a program called Table.Java that takes a command line argument N and prints a table of N rows with a header as shown in the example below (not including the last line). The table has 6 columns and there is a gutter of one space between the columns. Column 1 (7): the number I, decimal, right justified, separate 1000s with commas Column 2 (6): the number I, hexadecimal, four digits, zero-padded (add one space before this column) Column 3 (9): the number II, decimal, right justified, separate 1000s with commas Column 4 (9): the number III, decimal, right justified, separate 1000s with commas Column 5 (9): the log base 2 of II, rounded to three digits right of decimal point, right justified Column 6 (8): the percent of rows completed (rounded to the nearest integer percent) (the size is 8 including percentage sign, make the whole thing right justified) Numbers in parenthesis are column sizes. For the command: java Table 10 Output is shown below

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