FOR ALL PARTS, MAKE SURE YOUR METHODS ARE STATIC O PART 1: Method with Output O Define a method named “printHelloWorld" with no return type and no arguments. O Set the method's block to print “Hello World!" to the console. O Call the method 3 times in the main method. O Define a method named “printInteger" with no return type and an int argument. O Set the method's block to print the int argument 10 times on the same line with a space in between each output. O Call the method with 5 as the int argument in the main method. O PART 2: Simple Functions O Define a method named “addIntegers" with an int return type and two int arguments O Set the method's block to return the sum of the two arguments O Call the method with the following statements in the main method O int a = addIntegers(5, 4); O int b = addIntegers(12, 6); O int c = addIntegers(a, b); O Output the value of “c". O Define a method named “printAddIntegers" with no return type and two int arguments O Set the method's block to O Add the two int arguments using the addIntegers method O Print the sum of the two int arguments using the printInteger method O Call the method with the following statements in the main method O printAddIntegers(10, 20) O printAddIntegers(25, 4)

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