## Task DescriptionGiven the integer array `averageScores` with the size of `ARR_VALS`, write a for loop to output the integers in the second half of `averageScores` in reverse order. Separate the integers with an asterisk surrounded by spaces (" * ").### ExampleIf the input is `92 108 39 45 38 94`, then the output should be: `94 * 38 * 45`## Code Explanation```javaimport java.util.Scanner;public class ScoreRange { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System.in); final int ARR_VALS = 6; int[] averageScores = new int[ARR_VALS]; int i; for (i = 0; i < averageScores.length; ++i) { averageScores[i] = scnr.nextInt(); } for (/* Your code goes here */) { /* Your code goes here */ } }}```### Code Breakdown1. **Imports**: The program imports the `Scanner` class from `java.util` for reading input from the user.2. **Main Class & Method**: - The `ScoreRange` class contains the `main` method which is the entry point for the program. - A `Scanner` object `scnr` is created to take input.3. **Array Initialization**: - `ARR_VALS` is a final integer set to 6, indicating the size of the `averageScores` array. - The `averageScores` array is initialized with a size of 6.4. **First For Loop**: - This loop reads integers from the input and stores them in the `averageScores` array.5. **Second For Loop**: - This is where you will add your code to iterate over the second half of `averageScores` in reverse order and print each integer separated by an asterisk and spaces.### Your TaskYou need to complete the second `for` loop so it outputs the integers in the second half of the array (`averageScores`) in reverse order, formatted correctly.

Input the numbers from the user and store in the averageScores arrayIterate the for loop for j…

Given the integer array averageScores with the size of ARR_VALS, write a for loop to output the integers in the second half of averageScores in reverse order. Separate the integers with an asterisk surrounded by spaces ("*"). Ex: If the input is 92 108 39 45 38 94, then the output is:

Given the integer array averageScores with the size of ARR_VALS, write a for loop to output the integers in the second half of averageScores in reverse order. Separate the integers with an asterisk surrounded by spaces ("*"). Ex: If the input is 92 108 39 45 38 94, then the output is:

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