I need help translating this python code to Java pleasee # 2. A traditional savings calculator approachpv = 10000time_horizon = 30i =.07additions 10000for year in range(time_horizon):ending = pv (1+i) + additionsprint(locale.currency (ending, grouping=True))pv = ending$20,700.00$32,149.00$44,399.43$57,507.39$71,532.91$86,540.21$102,598.03$119,779.89$138,164.48$157,835.99$178,884.51$201,406.43$225,504.88$251,290.22$278,880.54$308,402.17$339,990.33$373,789.65

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