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Computer Programming I Instructor: Greg ShawCOP 2210 Programming Assignment #6(Documentation and Style)I. The AssignmentThis assignment is to update your ElapsedTimeCalculator class sothat it meets all the style and documentation standards discussed inclass, and then to use the javadoc utility to generate HTML “help”pages for your class. If you did not complete the ElapsedTimeCalculator program, useyour LeaseEvaluator classBegin by reading again the handout on Java “Documentation Comments”- Be sure to document the class, every method, and every parameter.- If a method returns a value, that must be documented as well- The class must be declared public and stored in a separate file(e.g. ElapsedTimeCalculator.java) and placed in a package- For instructions on how to generate the help pages, see thedocuments “Using the Javadoc Utility in NetBeans” and “Packages”online- Also make sure your class contains proper internal documentation,and adheres to all the style conventions discussed in class andin the handouts. (See also “Internal Documentation” and“Programming With Style”)- To have NetBeans format your code for you, just right-click inthe Editor (i.e., “Code”) window and choose Format For examples, see any of our sample programsII. What to UploadUpload a zip file containing your java file and the correspondinghtml file  The html file will have the same name as your class, but withan extension of html, e.g. ElapsedTimeCalculator.html. Itwill reside in the javadoc folder in the dist folder of yourproject Do not upload your “test” class and do not generate the htmlfor it III. Due Date - Tuesday, November


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