Write a program in java that consists of a "isprime" method that takes an integer as a parameter and returns a boolean value that indicates whether the parameter is a prime number(i. e. returns true if it is a prime number, false if it is not prime). the method signature should like this: public static boolean isprime(int num)
in your "main" method, prompt the user to input a list of numbers. assume that the input ends with number 0. the main method will make a call to "isprime" for each number to determine whether that number is a prime number. the "main" method will display the results to the user.
here's a sample run of the program:
sample 1:
enter numbers: 173 109 181 138 190 100 193 140 0

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