**** JAVA **** Exercise 1Write a recursive method for countdown. For example, ifthe user enters 10, the method should perform thecountdown starting from 10 to 0.• Write the code in a single .java file named Ex1Lab07.javawhich should also contain the main method for testing.

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Write a recursive method for countdown. For example, i the user enters 10, the method should perform the countdown starting from 10 to 0.

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