for this exercise, you need to use format specifiers and some variables to produce the modified output of the list of Canadian provinces and territories and their population. Create a project in Eclipse® named PopCan02, add a class named Growth. Produce a table like the one below: Population of provinces and territories April 4, 2023 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rank Provinces and Territories Population 2023 Population 2016 Change =========================================================================== 1 Yukon 44,291 35,874 +23.46% 2 Prince Edward Island 175,766 142,907 +22.99% 3 British Columbia 5,426,742 4,648,055 +16.75% 4 Alberta 4,685,807 4,067,175 +15.21% 5 Ontario 15,485,590 13,448,494 +15.15% 6 Nunavut 40,816 35,944 +13.55% 7 Nova Scotia 1,042,922 923,598 +12.92% 8 Manitoba 1,435,382 1,278,365 +12.28% 9 New Brunswick 829,114 747,101 +10.98% 10 Saskatchewan 1,218,815 1,098,352 +10.97% 11 Northwest Territories 45,189 41,786 +8.14% 12 Quebec 8,807,385 8,164,361 +7.88% 13 Newfoundland and Labrador 532,870 519,716 +2.53% =========================================================================== Total CANADA 39,770,689 35,151,728 +13.14% By A. Ramirez  Be sure you use your own Last Name and initial. Use the data, use the Population 2016, provided here in the table, calculate the percentual change, then, you can either generate the table by rank or alphabetically. You don’t have to use methods in Java, to sort the data. You can do it yourself since we have not covered how to do it in Java. But it is expected that you use Java to add the populations for 2016 & 2023 and to calculate the percentual differences between those two years.

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for this exercise, you need to use format specifiers
and some variables to produce the modified output
of the list of Canadian provinces and territories and their population. Create a project in Eclipse®
named PopCan02, add a class named Growth. Produce a table like the one below:
***Population of provinces and territories***
***April 4, 2023***
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rank Provinces and Territories Population 2023 Population 2016 Change
===========================================================================
1 Yukon 44,291 35,874 +23.46%
2 Prince Edward Island 175,766 142,907 +22.99%
3 British Columbia 5,426,742 4,648,055 +16.75%
4 Alberta 4,685,807 4,067,175 +15.21%
5 Ontario 15,485,590 13,448,494 +15.15%
6 Nunavut 40,816 35,944 +13.55%
7 Nova Scotia 1,042,922 923,598 +12.92%
8 Manitoba 1,435,382 1,278,365 +12.28%
9 New Brunswick 829,114 747,101 +10.98%
10 Saskatchewan 1,218,815 1,098,352 +10.97%
11 Northwest Territories 45,189 41,786 +8.14%
12 Quebec 8,807,385 8,164,361 +7.88%
13 Newfoundland and Labrador 532,870 519,716 +2.53%
===========================================================================
Total CANADA 39,770,689 35,151,728 +13.14%
By A. Ramirez  Be sure you use your own Last Name and initial.
Use the data, use the Population 2016, provided here in the
table, calculate the percentual change, then, you can either generate the table by rank or
alphabetically. You don’t have to use methods in Java, to sort the data. You can do it yourself
since we have not covered how to do it in Java. But it is expected that you use Java to add the
populations for 2016 & 2023 and to calculate the percentual differences between those two
years.

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