In this assignment, you're going to create your own methods and call them from main. We haven't talked about classes and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) yet, so we're going to have to "break the rules" a bit. For the Java and C# folks, this means adding a special keyword before each method you write – called static. In simple terms, this means that we don't want to use OOP (though there's much, much more to it). Assignment 7A: What's your grade? In this class (as well as the lecture class), we calculate grades using a process called weighted averages". The formula works by averaging all the games in a particular category, then multiplying the result by a percentage (the weight"). All categories are then added up to give you your final grade. In our class, that would look líike this: Final Grade = (average(Labs) * 0.10) + (average(Assignments) * 0.40) + (average(Midterm) * 0.20) + (average(Final) * 0.30) For this assignment, you will build a program that can calculate your grade in CSE 1321L using the formula above. Your main method will ask users to input the following information: 13 individual lab grades (since the lowest is dropped per FYE policy) • 8 assignment grades • 1 midterm grade 1 final exam grade You will then create and use two methods outside of main to calculate your grade: A method to calculate the average value of a category. The method should take in an array of floats and the integer size of the array, and return a float value for the average of the category. A method to calculate the weighted points of a category. The method should take in the returned value from the previous method and a float value for the category's percentage (e.g. 0.4f) and return a float value for the weighted points of the category.