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Can this be done in Java and not C++

Transcribed Image Text:Write a class named Averager containing:
- An instance variable named `sum` of type `integer`, initialized to 0.
- An instance variable named `count` of type `integer`, initialized to 0.
- A method named `getSum` that returns the value of `sum`.
- A method named `add` that accepts an integer parameter. The value of `sum` is increased by the value of the parameter and the value of `count` is incremented by one.
- A method named `getCount` that accepts no parameters. `getCount` returns the value of the count instance variable, that is, the number of values added to `sum`.
- A method named `getAverage` that accepts no parameters. `getAverage` returns the average of the values added to `sum`. The value returned should be a value of type `double` (and therefore you must cast the instance variables to `double` prior to performing the division).
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