Image one is my code, I wanted to make some change to the blue part's code.The code I written in red(see image 1) is the method to check that an integer has exactly 5 digits is provided for you (fiveDigits). You just need to call it appropriately in your code(the part in blue square)! Notice that the fiveDigits method returns a boolean - think carefully about how you should use this return type to reprompt the user until they enter a valid zip code.And I want the same output be like (see image 2)for the invalid zip code part: I should only reprompt the user with the message "Invalid zip-code, enter valid zip-code: " until they enter a valid zip code. Similarly, if the user enters an invalid pain level, you should reprompt the user with the message "Invalid pain level, enter valid pain level (1-10): " until they enter a valid pain level. For example（image2) The image displays a Java code snippet designed for capturing and validating patient information. Here's the transcription and explanation:---### Java Code for Patient Information Collection**Imports and Class Declaration:**```javaimport java.util.*;public class Main {```**Main Method:**Responsible for collecting user input and validating the data.```javapublic static void main(String[] args) {```**Variables:**- `String name`: Stores the patient's name.- `int age`: Stores the patient's age.- `int zip`: Stores the patient's zip code.- `String insurance`: Stores the patient's insurance information.- `int pain`: Stores the patient's pain level.- `double temperature`: Stores the patient's temperature.**Input and Validation Logic:**- Prompts for the patient's name, age, zip code, insurance status, pain level, and temperature.1. **Patient Name:** ```java System.out.print("Patient's name: "); ```2. **Patient Age:** ```java System.out.print("Patient's age: "); ```3. **Zip Code Validation:** Ensures the zip code entered is five digits long. ```java System.out.print("Patient's zip code: "); int zip = sc.nextInt(); while (String.valueOf(zip).length() != 5) { System.out.print("Invalid zip code, enter valid zip code: "); zip = sc.nextInt(); } ```4. **Insurance Information:** ```java System.out.print("Is our hospital \"in network\" for the patient's insurance? "); ```5. **Pain Level Validation:** Ensures the pain level is between 1 and 10. ```java System.out.print("Patient pain level (1-10): "); while (pain < 1 || pain > 10) { System.out.print("Invalid pain level, enter valid pain level (1-10): "); pain = sc.nextInt(); } ```6. **Patient Temperature:** ```java System.out.print("Patient temperature (in degrees Fahrenheit): "); ```**Zip Code Verification Method:**Located to the right in red, this method checks if a given integer is a five-digit number using a mathematical approach.```javapublic static boolean fiveDigits(int val) { val = val / Hello! We value you and your time, so we will help you prioritize which patients to see next! Please answer the following questions about the next patient so we can help you do your best work :)Please enter the next patient's name or "quit" to end the program.- Patient's name: Issa- Patient age: 14- Patient zip code: 998 - Invalid zip code, enter valid zip code: 1 - Invalid zip code, enter valid zip code: 715498 - Invalid zip code, enter valid zip code: 66548- Is our hospital "in network" for the patient's insurance? no- Patient pain level (1-10): -8 - Invalid pain level, enter valid pain level (1-10): 22 - Invalid pain level, enter valid pain level (1-10): 0 - Invalid pain level, enter valid pain level (1-10): 3- Patient temperature (in degrees Fahrenheit): 97.9

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Image one is my code, I wanted to make some change to the blue part's code.

The code I written in red(see image 1) is the method to check that an integer has exactly 5 digits is provided for you (fiveDigits). You just need to call it appropriately in your code(the part in blue square)! Notice that the fiveDigits method returns a boolean - think carefully about how you should use this return type to reprompt the user until they enter a valid zip code.

And I want the same output be like (see image 2)

for the invalid zip code part: I should only reprompt the user with the message "Invalid zip-code, enter valid zip-code: " until they enter a valid zip code. Similarly, if the user enters an invalid pain level, you should reprompt the user with the message "Invalid pain level, enter valid pain level (1-10): " until they enter a valid pain level. For example（image2)