Scuba Diving Safety is of critical importance to the sport of scuba diving. Scuba divers must know the equip- ment associated with the sport. Look at the photo- graph. Find at least four pieces of gear that are nec- essary to safely perform scuba diving. If you do not know the names of the equipment, research the correct names. You will create a program that lists the equipment as an introduction for the user to see. A critical facet of programming is to make the output easy to understand for the user. Writing output using proper English, punctuation, spac- ing, and sentence structure is essential. Telling the user what is in the program as well as how to enter information are very important. This communica- tion must be clear. Unclear instructions or output can hinder the usability of the program. Typos and other grammatical errors will make the program look unprofessional to the user. blue-sea.cz/Shutterstock.com Language Arts and Java Assignment In the Science and Java feature in this chapter, you created constants and variables for future cal- culation. Review that activity for the explanations of the identifiers. Now, you will create a program to display all constants while describing what they are. Launch jGRASP and begin a new file. Enter the following code into the editor, adding your name to the header comment: /** Describing scuba equipment your name here */ public class ScubaCompleted { public static void main( String [ ] args ) { // write your code here } } 1. Add code to display a sentence listing the gear that a scuba diver needs. The output should be presented using proper sentence construction and grammar. 2. Define each constant and use its value in a descriptive sentence. Use concatenation to list the values. Pay careful attention to spaces between words and punctuation 3. Save the file as ScubaCompleted.java. Compile and run the program. Chapter 4 Variables 91 Copyright Goodheart-Willcox Co., Inc.