Let's play a guessing game! Create a public class name Guesser that provides a single class method named guessValue. guessValue accepts a single Secret instance which provide guess method that accepts an integer. If the integer is not the secret value, guess will throw exception. Otherwise, it does not.

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Created By: Geoffrey Challen / Version: 2021.9.0
Let's play a guessing game! Create a public class name Guesser that provides a single class
method named guessValue. guessValue accepts a single Secret instance which provides a
guess method that accepts an integer. If the integer is not the secret value, guess will throw an
exception. Otherwise, it does not.
guessValue should return the secret value stored by the Secret instance. However, you
should only guess values between 0 and 32, inclusive. If you guess values outside that range,
the Secret instance will break you will no longer be able to extract the secret! Also note that
some Secrets will contain invalid values. If you are presented with a Secret that does not
have a secret value between 0 and 32, inclusive, throw an assertion error. (One way to do this is
simply assert false.)
Transcribed Image Text:Created By: Geoffrey Challen / Version: 2021.9.0 Let's play a guessing game! Create a public class name Guesser that provides a single class method named guessValue. guessValue accepts a single Secret instance which provides a guess method that accepts an integer. If the integer is not the secret value, guess will throw an exception. Otherwise, it does not. guessValue should return the secret value stored by the Secret instance. However, you should only guess values between 0 and 32, inclusive. If you guess values outside that range, the Secret instance will break you will no longer be able to extract the secret! Also note that some Secrets will contain invalid values. If you are presented with a Secret that does not have a secret value between 0 and 32, inclusive, throw an assertion error. (One way to do this is simply assert false.)
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