I am in a programming class and I am stuck on a project. I've gone through the lesson several times but nothing really explains what the project wants me to do. Here is the prompt: Project: Using If and If-Else Statements and Reading User Input
Assignment Directions:
Open the NetBeans IDE and create a new project named MyChoices. java. Your program will be interacting with a user named Paul, and it should do the following:

Ask the user to enter his name.
In a personalized statement, ask the user if they like rock music.
If the user answers yes, output three recommended songs titles, each on its own line.
If the user answers no, output the personalized statement “Thanks for visiting, [username]!”
End the program.
Assignment Guidelines
Use earlier programs and skeleton code as a reference. Be sure to include a main () method and to declare and initialize any variables you might need. Watch your curly braces! Include standard documentation and informative comments. Remember to indent and align your code to make it easy to read. Compile and run your program.

Submission Requirements
Submitted code must be compiled and executable.

If anyone can figure this out and write a code it would be greatly obliged!

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The answer is b ^_^ well tbh im guessing idk