Write a program java that reads a number of feet from the user, then prints out either the samenumber if the feet are less than 5280, or otherwise the number of miles and feet. A few examples ofrunning this program:Enter the number of feet: 1234You entered: 1234 feetEnter the number of feet: 10560You entered: 2 milesEnter the number of feet: 10561You entered: 2 miles 1 footYour program must correctly print the miles and feet, correctly using the singular form (foot insteadfeet, mile instead of miles) if there is just one mile or one foot.Your program should also check that the number of feet entered by the user is greater than 0. If thenumber is 0 or less, your program should print "Number out of range" instead of "You entered.:....Enter the number of feet: 0Number out of rangeFor this program, you may benefit from using the % (modulo) operation. For example, if you have avariable totalFeet, then you can have code such aslong mileslong feettotalFeet / 5280;totalFeet % 5280;

Explanation Scanner class is used for input long miles = totalFeet/5280; long foot =…

Write a program java that reads a number of feet from the user, then prints out either the same number if the feet are less than 5280, or otherwise the number of miles and feet. A few examples of running this program: Enter the number of feet: 1234 You entered: 1234 feet Enter the number of feet: 10560 You entered: 2 miles Enter the number of feet: 10561 You entered: 2 miles 1 foot Your program must correctly print the miles and feet, correctly using the singular form (foot instead of feet, mile instead of miles) if there is just one mile or one foot. Your program should also check that the number of feet entered by the user is greater than 0. If the number is 0 or less, your program should print "Number out of range" instead of "You entered: ..... Enter the number of feet: 0 Number out of range For this program, you may benefit from using the % (modulo) operation. For example, if you have a variable totalFeet, then you can have code such as long miles long feet totalFeet / 5280; totalFeet % 5280;

Write a program java that reads a number of feet from the user, then prints out either the same number if the feet are less than 5280, or otherwise the number of miles and feet. A few examples of running this program: Enter the number of feet: 1234 You entered: 1234 feet Enter the number of feet: 10560 You entered: 2 miles Enter the number of feet: 10561 You entered: 2 miles 1 foot Your program must correctly print the miles and feet, correctly using the singular form (foot instead of feet, mile instead of miles) if there is just one mile or one foot. Your program should also check that the number of feet entered by the user is greater than 0. If the number is 0 or less, your program should print "Number out of range" instead of "You entered: ..... Enter the number of feet: 0 Number out of range For this program, you may benefit from using the % (modulo) operation. For example, if you have a variable totalFeet, then you can have code such as long miles long feet totalFeet / 5280; totalFeet % 5280;

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