Write a complete Java program in a class named TwoRockets that generates the following output. Use static methods to show structure and eliminate redundancy in your solution. Note that there are two rocket ships next to each other. What redundancy can you eliminate using static methods? What redundancy cannot be eliminated? |United United | |States |States |

Please use java only. In this assignment, you will implement a simple game in a class called SimpleGame. This game has 2 options for the user playing. Based on user input, the user can choose to either convert time, from seconds to hours, minutes, and seconds, or calculate the sum of all digits in an integer. At the beginning of the game, the user will be prompted to input either 1 or 2, to indicate which option of the game they want to play. 1 will indicate converting time, and 2 will indicate calculating the sum of digits in an integer. For converting time, the user will be prompted to input a number of seconds (as an int) and the program will call a method that will convert the seconds to time, in the format hours:minutes:seconds, and print the result. For example, if the user enters 6734, the program will print the time, 1:52:14. As another example, if the user enters 10,000, the program should print 2:46:39. For calculating the sum of digits in an integer, the user will be…

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Write a program using java programing language. Write a Java class (called ShowNum) that displays the same number of asterisks (row and columns) as is input in 2 numbers.  Your class should have a default constructor (number1 is 0, number2 is 0) and  another constructor that inputs 2 numbers (integers).  You'll need accessor methods for the numbers and a display method that displays as follows:  Input:   2, 7      ******* ******* Demo the class in a client (called ShowNumClient) that allows the user to run the program as many times as they want (enter number and use display method).  The user will signal with a sentinel (-1), when they want to terminate the client.  Make sure that each number entered in the client is between 1 and 30.