Computers and Technology, 08.01.2021 20:10, hiitslillyhere

The Amazing Area/Perimeter/Circumference Program: Write a program that will loop through the following menu items, until the user chooses option G. [A] Area of a circle.
[B] Circumference of a circle.
[C] Area of a square.
[D] Perimeter of a square.
[E] Area of a rectangle.
[F] Perimeter of a rectangle.
[G] Stop the program.

Depending on the option chosen, prompt for the necessary information. (Ex. Area of circle, you will need to prompt for the radius.) After asking the appropriate question in the main part of the program, then calculate the appropriate answer from a method depending on which option is chosen (A - F). Make sure the output is very clear (ex. "Area of Circle with radius is "). Program should continue to offer menu items until G is selected. This program will have 6 methods.

Can someone please help, Btw this is in java programing language

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