Write a Java program that will ask the user to enter an integer number and then reverses the number. Then check whether the input number and the reversed number are same. If it is display the message that they are same else displays the message that they are not same.

In Java 8, I want the program to capture the current year and compare it to an input value. Specifically, the user is asked to enter the last two digits of a year that will be output. If those two digits are greater than the last two digits of the current year, the program will print to console a “19” before the two digits the user inputted. If the two digits that the use input are less than or equal to the last two digits of the current year, the program will print to the console a “20” before the two digits the user inputted. For instance, if the current year is 2023, and the user input the integer number “74”, the program would output to the console “1974”. If the current year is 2023, and the user input the integer number “19”, the program would output to the console “2019”. The user is not asked to enter the current year; the program captures that automatically. The user only enter the last two numbers of a year. Hopefully, that's enough to go by and clear enough. I need the code,…

We all know that one mile is equal to 5,280 feet. Using Eclipse, please write a java program named MilesFeet.java that first asks the program’s user to enter the number of feet he or she wishes to have converted to miles. Then your java program should compute and display the resulting miles on the Eclipse console window along with some appropriate text. Run your code as needed until the program execution is error-free. Save the “ready-to-submit” java code in your CSC111 folder. Sample Console Window Display after program execution:How many feet do you want converted to miles?15840That number ofFeetis equal to 3.0 miles