Generate a class called BigOrSmall and create a main method in this class. Inside the main method follows these stesp: 1. Generate a random whole number between 1(exclusive) and 5 (inclusive) by using the random method found in Math class and store it in a variable called NTW smallRandNum.- 2. Print "We will run [value] times!". Where [value] is replaced with the value of smallRandNum.“ 3. Execute a for loop, which is the number of iterations of smallRandNum using the generated number. 4. In each iteration of the for loop, use the random method of the Math class to make a random whole number from 1 (exclusive) to 20 (inclusive), and store it to a variable. 5. Print out "The value is: [value]" (replace the value in bracketed section with the generated value). 6. If the number is greater than 10, it prints out "Yay!" 7. Otherwise, it print out “Nay!"." Output: - We will run 2 times! The value is :10 Nay! The value is :11- Yay!

Generate a class called BigOrSmall and create a main method in this class. Inside the main method follows these stesp: 1. Generate a random whole number between 1(exclusive) and 5 (inclusive) by using the random method found in Math class and store it in a variable called NTW smallRandNum.- 2. Print "We will run [value] times!". Where [value] is replaced with the value of smallRandNum.“ 3. Execute a for loop, which is the number of iterations of smallRandNum using the generated number. 4. In each iteration of the for loop, use the random method of the Math class to make a random whole number from 1 (exclusive) to 20 (inclusive), and store it to a variable. 5. Print out "The value is: [value]" (replace the value in bracketed section with the generated value). 6. If the number is greater than 10, it prints out "Yay!" 7. Otherwise, it print out “Nay!"." Output: - We will run 2 times! The value is :10 Nay! The value is :11- Yay!

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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