Assume you are working for a company and given the task to build an Email Registration Program. The email registration program functions as follows. • Prompt the user four things: first name, last name, security question answer, and birthyear. o Example: Enter first name: LeBron Enter last name: James (Security Question) Favorite car maker: Bentley Enter birth year: 1984 • Generate a default Kean email address based on the first name and last name. o The default Kean email address consists of the first letter of the first name, a period, the entire last name all in lower case appended with @kean.edu. o Example: LeBron James → l.james@kean.edu • Generate a default password based on the first name, security question answer, and birthyear. o The default password is a sequence of 3 letters from last name, birthyear, and 3 letters from the security question answer all in upper case. o Example: LeBron, 1984, Bentley → LEB1984BEN • Display the email information with first name, last name, email address, and password. o Example: LeBron James Kean email: l.james@kean.edu Kean password: LEB1984BEN 1. (Communications and Facilitating Teamwork) Assume you are the team leader with 4 team members to build this program where you use the divide-and-conquer strategy, (also known as stepwise refinement) to decompose this into subproblems where subproblems can be implemented using a method. Based on the structure chart in Figure 1, the code with method headers in Figure 2, and the sample runs in Figure 3, how would you explain to your team members on how to build this program. (See Rubric) For each below, specify in no more than three sentences, A) what each method should do including the main method, B) what arguments (or value) are passed from the main method to all the other methods, C) what should the return values be coming back to the main method. Note: You are using overloading methods (i.e., same method name with different parameter lists) 2. (Implementation) Code the main method and the overloaded method, defaultInfo, as shown in Figure 2. Run it two times to check if the program works. (Useful Hints on the next page)