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This cоntent is prоtected аnd mаy nоt be shаred, uploaded, or distributed. © Linda Shepherd Code a processCheck method that receives a check no and an account no and prints both as follows:  Account No:  99999999 Check No:  9999 ©LS Then, overload the processCheck method so it receives nothing and returns the check num. ©LS Inside the method it will prompt for the check number. ©LS The two processCheck methods are in the same class as the main(). ©LS From the main method call both versions of the method in one statement. ©LS For the output, single line advance at the beginning of each line and at the end of the last line.©LS NOTE:  Line comments can be word-wrapped.[methodHdr1] //©LS Code the method header per above instructions.{  System.out.printf([acctLine] //©LS Code the label and format specifier for the account no.  [checkLine] //©LS Concatenate the label and format specifier for the check no, code the argument list, end the printf().}//©LS END Method[methodHdr2] //©LS Overload the method header per the above instructions.{  [declareVar] //©LS Declare the check num variable and initialize to its default value.  [prompt] //©LS Prompt "Enter your check number: "  [readStmt] //©LS Read input into correct variable. Assume input is already declared.  [retStmt] //©LS Return statement.}//©LS END Overloaded Method  public static void main(String args) //©LS {   int acct = 6382925; //©LS   [callValRec] //©LS Call processCheck() that receives a check and account numbers. Use the overloaded version of the method as one of the arguments.  The account number (acct) is given.}//©LS END main()This content is protected and may not be shared, uploaded, or distributed. © Linda Shepherd