generate a random number between 10 and 99 using Math.random). It should then ask the user to ente numbers each of digit only (0 to 9) and compares these digits with the random number. If the 2 digits ma the same placed digits in the number, your program outputs "Congratulations, You win the tombola" and random number. The user is allowed to repeat his guess for 10 times maximum. For example, if the program generates 73 and the user enters 7 and 3, then the user wins. If the user enters 3 and 7, the user loses the round. Sample Run 1: Enter a 2 digita: 1 6 Wrang, 9 tries left Enter 2 digita: 3 5 Wrang, 8 tries left Enter 2 digita: 1 6 Wrang, 1 tries left Enter 2 digits: 9 1 Congratulations, You win the tombola, the random number is 91 t Sample Run 2: Enter 2 digitat 19 Wrang, 9 tries left Enter 2 digitai 1 2 Wrong, 8 tries left Enter 2 digits: 2 6 Wrong, 7 tries left Using java Enter 2 digita: 1 6 Wrong, 6 tries left Enter 2 digita: 19 Wrong, 5 tries left Enter 2 digitat 1 2 Wrang, 4 tries left Enter 2 digitai 19 Wrong, 3 tries left Enter 2 digitai 13 Wrong, 2 tries left Enter 2 digits: 9 0 Wrang, 1 tries left Enter 2 digita: 9 Wrong, 0 tries left You lost, the random number ie 45 1

generate a random number between 10 and 99 using Math.random). It should then ask the user to ente numbers each of digit only (0 to 9) and compares these digits with the random number. If the 2 digits ma the same placed digits in the number, your program outputs "Congratulations, You win the tombola" and random number. The user is allowed to repeat his guess for 10 times maximum. For example, if the program generates 73 and the user enters 7 and 3, then the user wins. If the user enters 3 and 7, the user loses the round. Sample Run 1: Enter a 2 digita: 1 6 Wrang, 9 tries left Enter 2 digita: 3 5 Wrang, 8 tries left Enter 2 digita: 1 6 Wrang, 1 tries left Enter 2 digits: 9 1 Congratulations, You win the tombola, the random number is 91 t Sample Run 2: Enter 2 digitat 19 Wrang, 9 tries left Enter 2 digitai 1 2 Wrong, 8 tries left Enter 2 digits: 2 6 Wrong, 7 tries left Using java Enter 2 digita: 1 6 Wrong, 6 tries left Enter 2 digita: 19 Wrong, 5 tries left Enter 2 digitat 1 2 Wrang, 4 tries left Enter 2 digitai 19 Wrong, 3 tries left Enter 2 digitai 13 Wrong, 2 tries left Enter 2 digits: 9 0 Wrang, 1 tries left Enter 2 digita: 9 Wrong, 0 tries left You lost, the random number ie 45 1

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter6: Looping

Section: Chapter Questions

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