PLEASE WRITE IN JAVA Problem 1: Implement a class called BonusTooHighException, designed to be thrown when a bonus value is more than $10000. Using the Executive class from Chapter 10, create a main program that creates and populates an Executive array with information entered by the user (array size as well). If a bonus value is entered that is too high, i. e. more than $10000 throw the exception. Allow the thrown exception to terminate the program.
Problem 2: Modify the solution to the program above (submit a second file for this) such that it catches and handles the exception if it is thrown. Handle the exception by printing an appropriate message and keeping the bonus=0, and then continue entering more executive data. Let the program conclude by printing the total number of executives with valid bonuses, i. e. positive, no more than $10000 as well as the average pay.

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