Write an application in which you declare an array of eight first names. Write a try block in which you prompt the user for an integer and display the name in the requested position. Create a catch block that catches the potential ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException thrown when the user enters a number that is out of range. The catch block also should display the error message Subscript out of range. ***can you also explain each step thank you for all of your help*** import java.util.*; public class BadSubscriptCaught {    public static void main(String[] args)    {       String[] names = {"Ariel", "Brad", "Clifford", "Denise", "Emily",         "Fred", "Gina", "Henry"};       Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);       int number;             // your code here    } }

Create a program named SalesTaxDemo that declares an array of 10 Sale objects. Prompt the user for data for each object and display the 10 objects. Data fields for Sale objects include an inventory number, amount of the sale, and tax owed. Include a property with get and set accessors for the first two data fields, but make the tax owed a read-only property. The tax should be calculated whenever the amount of the sale is set. Assume that the tax rate is 8 percent for the first $100 and 6 percent for any amount greater than $100. Create a program named SalesTaxDemo2 so that after the 10 Sale objects are displayed, they are sorted in order by the amount of tax owed and displayed again. Modify the Sale class so its objects are comparable to each other based on tax owed.

Create a C# statement that uses each of the following built-in methods you have used in previous chapters, then make an intelligent guess about the return type and parameter list for the method used in each statement you created. a. Console.WriteLine() b. String. Equals() c. String. Compare() d. Convert.Tolnt32 () e. Convert. Tochar() f. Array. Sort()