Create Q1-Month.java

//Write a class Month.

//A Month has a constructor that takes the month number as a parameter (1 for January, 2 for February and so forth)
//   public Month(int monthNumber)
//If monthNumber is not 1 to 12, set it to 1

//And 2 methods
//   public String getMonthName() Use if / else if /else if ...
//   public int getNumberOfDays() Do NOT use a separate if / else branch for each month. Use Boolean operators (&&, ||, !).
//       You will have an if then else if then else.
//       For February return 28
//
//These are implemented for you as stubs

//Now write a class MonthPrinter which will instantiate a Month object, ask the user for a month number
//and print the name of the month and the number or days.

//If the month is 6, the output should look exactly like this
//June 30

//If the user enters an invalid month number print this error message: "Number must be 1 through 12"

//If the user enters a non-integer, give this error message: "Not an integer. Terminating"

//To be considered correct, you must enter the message exactly as specified.

// Need help starting this question? In the lesson titled 
// "Starting points: Problem Set Questions", go to the
// problem titled "Problem Set 4 - Question 1" for some tips on 
// how to begin.

//In MonthPrinter, ask the user for a number 1 to 12 and create a month object with that number