Here is an example of what your program should output when there are three unsuccessful login attempts:Username: maryType your current password: secretUsername or password incorrect.Try again.Username: alphaType your current password: supersecretUsername or password incorrect.Try again.Username: angelaType your current password: beta1Username or password incorrect.Too many attempts.Here are two examples of initial failed logins followed by a successful login:Username: alphaType your current password: beta1Username or password incorrect.Try again.Username: alphaType your current password: alpha1Login successful.Username: alphaType your current password: betaUsername or password incorrect.Try again.Username: maryType your current password: beta1Username or password incorrect.Try again.Username: gammaType your current password: gamma1Login successful.In order to make this happen, ask for the username and password inside while loop in the main method. Do the checks for a correct combination, and remain in the loop as long as the combinations are not correct - but only for three iterations. Use the increment operator to count the number of attempts. It is goingto be tricky to print out the right messages for different situations.Instead of checking all the username-password combinations in the main method, write a method called userPassword Match that takes a username and password as input. Send the username and password values from the main method to userPassword Match. If the combination matches one of the fouracceptable user-password combinations, userPassword Match should return true, otherwise it should return false. (A reason to do this is to make it possible to add new users without touching the main method.) (Hint: You can use the return value of userPasswordMatch to control the while loop.) Don't dounnecessary tests, i.e. if a test is successful, don't continue to do more tests. • Use a while loop• Use multiple loop controlling conditions• Use a boolean method• Use the increment operator• Extra credit: Reuse earlier code and call two methods from mainDetails:This assignment will be completed using the Eclipse IDE. Cut and paste your code from Eclipse into the Assignment text window.This is another password program. In this case, your code is simply going to ask for a username and password, and then check the input against four users. The program will give the user three tries to input the correct username-password combination.There will be four acceptable user-password combinations:• alpha-alpha1• beta-beta1• gamma-gamma1• delta - delta1If the user types in one of the correct username-password combinations, then the program will output: "Login successful." Here are a couple of example runs (but your code needs to work for all four user-password combinations):Username: betaType your current password: beta1Login successful.Username: deltaType your current password: delta1Login successful.If the user types the wrong username-password combination, then the program will output "Username or password incorrect" and give them another chance. Your program should give them three chances. The first two times the program will also output "Try again," but on the third unsuccessful try it will output "Toomany attempts" and end.Here is an example of what your program should output when there are three unsuccessful login attempts:Username: maryType your current password: secretUsername or password incorrect.Try again.Username: alphaType your current password: supersecretUsername or password incorrect.Try again.Username: angelaType your current password: beta1Username or password incorrect.Too many attempts.Here are two examples of initial failed logins followed by a successful login:

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Here is an example of what your program should output when there are three unsuccessful login attempts:Username: maryType your current password: secretUsername or password incorrect.Try again.Username: alphaType your current password: supersecretUsername or password incorrect.Try again.Username: angelaType your current password: beta1Username or password incorrect.Too many attempts.Here are two examples of initial failed logins followed by a successful login:Username: alphaType your current password: beta1Username or password incorrect.Try again.Username: alphaType your current password: alpha1Login successful.Username: alphaType your current password: betaUsername or password incorrect.Try again.Username: maryType your current password: beta1Username or password incorrect.Try again.Username: gammaType your current password: gamma1Login successful.In order to make this happen, ask for the username and password inside while loop in the main method. Do the checks for a correct combination, and remain in the loop as long as the combinations are not correct - but only for three iterations. Use the increment operator to count the number of attempts. It is goingto be tricky to print out the right messages for different situations.Instead of checking all the username-password combinations in the main method, write a method called userPassword Match that takes a username and password as input. Send the username and password values from the main method to userPassword Match. If the combination matches one of the fouracceptable user-password combinations, userPassword Match should return true, otherwise it should return false. (A reason to do this is to make it possible to add new users without touching the main method.) (Hint: You can use the return value of userPasswordMatch to control the while loop.) Don't dounnecessary tests, i.e. if a test is successful, don't continue to do more tests. • Use a while loop• Use multiple loop controlling conditions• Use a boolean method• Use the increment operator• Extra credit: Reuse earlier code and call two methods from mainDetails:This assignment will be completed using the Eclipse IDE. Cut and paste your code from Eclipse into the Assignment text window.This is another password program. In this case, your code is simply going to ask for a username and password, and then check the input against four users. The program will give the user three tries to input the correct username-password combination.There will be four acceptable user-password combinations:• alpha-alpha1• beta-beta1• gamma-gamma1• delta - delta1If the user types in one of the correct username-password combinations, then the program will output: &#34;Login successful.&#34; Here are a couple of example runs (but your code needs to work for all four user-password combinations):Username: betaType your current password: beta1Login successful.Username: deltaType your current password: delta1Login successful.If the user types the wrong username-password combination, then the program will output &#34;Username or password incorrect&#34; and give them another chance. Your program should give them three chances. The first two times the program will also output &#34;Try again,&#34; but on the third unsuccessful try it will output &#34;Toomany attempts&#34; and end.Here is an example of what your program should output when there are three unsuccessful login attempts:Username: maryType your current password: secretUsername or password incorrect.Try again.Username: alphaType your current password: supersecretUsername or password incorrect.Try again.Username: angelaType your current password: beta1Username or password incorrect.Too many attempts.Here are two examples of initial failed logins followed by a successful login:

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