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Please solve this in java, using the Gui system(Jframe, Jpanel, etc) from java, not java fx thanks.

Transcribed Image Text:Write a program that graphically displays a vertical bar chart for Rainfall data in Question 1. The
input is the array of Rainfalls (like sample input in Table 1). Use the name of month as the label
on the X axis. The height of the bar should correspond to the precipitation value of the month.
Rainfall Chart
January February March
April
May
June
July
August
September October November Docember
Figure 2 shows a sample output.
Note: You could use fixed or random color for each bar in the chart.

Transcribed Image Text:Precipitation (mm)
75
Month
January
February
March
88
63
April
May
45
40
June
38
July
August
September
October
35
30
36
43
November
48
December
58
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