## HTML Validator ### Instructions Create a class `HTMLValidator` that provides a method to validate whether a given HTML string is correctly formatted. The method should support a few basic HTML tags (``, ``, `
`, `

`, ``, ``, `

`, `

`). If the HTML is valid, the method should return `true`. If the HTML is invalid, the method should return `false`. ### Expected Class ```java public class HTMLValidator { public boolean validateHTML(String html) { // Implementation to validate if the given HTML is correctly formatted } } ``` ### Usage Here is a possible `ExerciseRunner.java` to test your class: ```java public class ExerciseRunner { public static void main(String[] args) { HTMLValidator validator = new HTMLValidator(); // Test case 1: Valid HTML String html1 = "

Hello, World!

"; System.out.println("Is HTML valid? " + validator.validateHTML(html1)); // Expected output: true // Test case 2: Invalid HTML (missing closing tag) String html2 = "

Hello, World!"; System.out.println("Is HTML valid? " + validator.validateHTML(html2)); // Expected output: false // Test case 3: Invalid HTML (incorrect nesting) String html3 = "

Hello, World!

"; System.out.println("Is HTML valid? " + validator.validateHTML(html3)); // Expected output: false // Test case 4: Valid HTML with multiple tags String html4 = "

This is a bold word and this is italic.

"; System.out.println("Is HTML valid? " + validator.validateHTML(html4)); // Expected output: true } } ``` ### Expected Output ```shell $ javac *.java -d build $ java -cp build ExerciseRunner Is HTML valid? true Is HTML valid? false Is HTML valid? false Is HTML valid? true $ ```