public class DayProg public static void main(String[] args) { // Step 2: Construct a Day object representing today // and assign it to a variable called aDay Date aDay = new Date(); // Step 3: Construct a Day object representing the day for our Exam1 on March 1, 2022, and assign it to a variable called examOne // 22 // 23 Date examone new Date(2022,03,1); 24 // Step 4: Declare three integer variables called 25 year, month and day with initial values of 2022, 4, 12. 26 // // 27 int year=2022, month=4, day=12; 28 29 30 // Step 5: Construct a Day object using the three variables and assign it to a variable called examTwo 31 32 // Date examTwo = new Date(2022,04,12); 33 34 35 // Step 6: Display the three days on separate lines without any messages 36 37 System.out.println(aDay.getYear() +""+aDay.getMonth() System.out.println(examOne.getYear()+""+examOne.getMonth()+""+examOne.getDay()); System.out.println(examTwo.getYear ()+""+examTwo.getMonth()+""+examTwo.getDay )); 38 "+aDay.getDay0); 39 40 41 // Step 7: Display the number of days as a positive integer between the two exams with a message "Number of days between the two exams : 42 // 43 // 44 45 46