Write a Java program to manage the inventory of a technology store with 6 different products. The program should: (1) Prompt the user to input the current quantity of each product in stock. Apply a 2D array to store the quantities. (ii) Identify which product has the highest stock quantity. Apply a non-return value function, include a parameter list if necessary. (iii) Identify which product has the lowest stock quantity. Apply a non-return value function, include a parameter list if necessary. (iv) Calculate the average stock quantity for all products and display it. Apply a return value function, include a parameter list if necessary. (v) Determine whether each product is in high demand or has slow sales by comparing its quantity to the average stock quantity. If a product's quantity is greater than or equal to the average, then it's in high demand; otherwise, it has slow sales. Requirements: Apply a 2D array. Use functions for better modularization. Display the results clearly for each product. Sample Output: Enter quantities for - Product 1: 80 Product 2: 120 Product 3: 90 Product 4:60 Product 5: 110 Product 6:75 Highest Stock: Product 2 [120 units] Lowest Stock: Product 4 [60 units] Average Stock: 88.33 units Product 1: Slow sales Product 2: In high demand Product 3: In high demand Product 4: Slow sales Product 5: In high demand Product 6: Slow sales.

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