write a java program that ask user for input and produce output like January 31, 2023. that accept any integer between 1 and 12 as first input, any integer between 1 and 31 as the second input, and any integer between 1 and 99 as the theird input. The inputted numbers must be inside the eligible ranges. E.g., if the user inputs 15 as the first number, the program must generate the corresponding error message. The number of eligible days must depend on the month. E.g., the second input of 31 is not eligible if the first input was 4 (April). If the inputted year is a leap, the number of eligible days in February must be 29.  instead of stopping after the wrong input, your program must request the new input until the correct one is provided. the execution should look like this: Enter a month from 1 to 12: 2 Enter a day from 1 to 29: 12 Enter a year from 1 to 99: 10 February 12, 2010. More? (Y/N) Y Enter a month from 1 to 12: 1 Enter a day from 1 to 31: 1 Enter a year from 1 to 99: 0 Invalid year. Enter a year from 1 to 99: 1 January 1, 2001. More? (Y/N) Y Enter a month from 1 to 12: 31 Invalid month. Enter a month from 1 to 12: 2 Enter a day from 1 to 29: 29 * We will check for a leap year in the next step * Enter a year from 1 to 99: 23 Not a leap year. So, enter a new day from 1 to 28: 28 February 28, 2023. More? (Y/N) N

Write a FULL Java procedural program for a simple word guessing game. Below is an example of the required program behaviour. The bold text is user keyboard input. The player is allowed to guess one letter or the whole word incorrectly up to 5 times; each incorrect guess is called a “strike”. The program starts by displaying one full stop (’.’) for each character of the secret word. You may assume the word is hardcoded into the game, is in lower case, and is of length greater than one. In each round of the game, the game first checks if the player has reached the maxinum number of strikes; if so, the player loses and the game ends. If not, the game prints an input prompt. The player then guesses either one letter (by entering a single character) or the whole word (by entering multiple characters). If a single letter is guessed correctly, meaning the character occurs in the word, the game reveals the positions of those occurrences in the word and proceeds to the next round. If the whole…

Write a program that mimics a calculator. The program should take as input two integers and the operation to be performed. It should then output the numbers, the operator, and the result. For division, if the denominator is zero, output an appropriate message. Limit the supported operations to + -/ *and write an error message if the operator is not one of the supported operations. Here is some example output: 3 + 4 = 7 13 * 5 = 65   C++

Write a Java program correctly that will prompt for and read 3 integer values guests, tables, and meals entered by the user. Determine the message(s) to display based on the specifications that follow. Note, there can be more than one category the user input satisfies. Be sure to use the same format and wording as in the sample runs in the table below.Using a combination of at most 3 if, else if or else to fulfill the requirements described below.1. If the number of meals is greater than the number of tables and the number of guests is smaller than the number of meals, display Seems all guests will be served.2. If the number of guests is greater than the number of tables and the number of meals is smaller than number ofguests display the message Seems that not all the guests will be served.3. If the number of guests is smaller than the number of meals and the number of tables is greater than the number of meals, display the message Seems that some tables will be empty.

Write a Java program which reads a 3-digit number from command-line and prints whether that number is an Armstrong number or not.A 3-digit Armstrong number is an integer such that the sum of the cubes of its digits is equal to the number itself. For example, 371 is an Armstrong number since 33 + 73 + 13 = 371, but 173 is not an Armstrong number.Sample output (assuming the command line argument is 371):The number is an Armstrong number