PARTICIPATIONACTIVITYArrange the following lines to make a program that determines when the number of people in a restaurant equals or exceeds 10occupants. The program continually gets the number of people entering or leaving the restaurant. Ex: 2 means two peopleentered, and -3 means three people left. After each input, the program outputs the number of people in the restaurant. Once thenumber of people in the restaurant equals or exceeds 10, the program exits.If an Input MismatchException exception occurs, the program should get and discard a single string from input. Ex: The input "2abc 8" should result in 10 occupants. Not all lines are used in the solution.How to use this tool ✓UnusedtotalNumPeople += scnr.nextInt ();while (totalNumPeople < maxNumPeople) {}}11.1.5: Handling input exceptions: restaurant max occupancy tracker.catch {try {catch (InputMismatchException e) {scnr .nextLine();scnr.next();System.out.println("Error");}System.out.println("Occupancy:Check11+ totalNumPeople);MaxOccupancy Tracker.javaimport java.util.Scanner;import java.util.InputMismatchException;Load default template...public class MaxOccupancyTracker {public static void main(String [] args) {Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System.in);int maxNumPeople 10;int totalNumPeople = 0;}=System.out.println("We're full!");

The below program will keep track of the number of people who are currently in a restaurant and will…

Arrange the following lines to make a program that determines when the number occupants. The program continually gets the number of people entering or leavin entered, and -3 means three people left. After each input, the program outputs th number of people in the restaurant equals or exceeds 10, the program exits.

Arrange the following lines to make a program that determines when the number occupants. The program continually gets the number of people entering or leavin entered, and -3 means three people left. After each input, the program outputs th number of people in the restaurant equals or exceeds 10, the program exits.

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter5: Looping

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