Consider the following interface code:public interface House { /** * @deprecated use of open * is discouraged, use * openFrontDoor or * openBackDoor instead. */ @Deprecated public void open(); public void openFrontDoor(); public void openBackDoor();}and its implementation: public class MyHouse implements House { public void open() {} public void openFrontDoor() {} public void openBackDoor() {}}If you compile this program, the compiler complains that open has been deprecated (in the interface). What should you do before running the program?

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Consider the following interface code:<br/><br/>public interface House { <br/>    /**<br/>   * @deprecated use of open <br/>   * is discouraged, use<br/>   * openFrontDoor or <br/>   * openBackDoor instead.<br/>   */<br/>    @Deprecated<br/>    public void open(); <br/>    public void openFrontDoor();<br/>    public void openBackDoor();<br/>}<br/><br/>and its implementation: <br/><br/>public class MyHouse implements House {<br/>    public void open() {}<br/>    public void openFrontDoor() {}<br/>    public void openBackDoor() {}<br/>}<br/><br/>If you compile this program, the compiler complains that open has been deprecated (in the interface). What should you do before running the program?