Write a program in the Java code that modifies the function to test the number as follows: 2_If the number entered is less than the last number by 10 values, a message appears telling it that it is very close. Imagine a larger number 3_If the entered number is 10 values greater than the large number, a message appears telling it that it is very close. Imagine a smaller number. 4_If the entered number is greater than the correct number by 50 values, a message appears telling him that he has gone too far. Imagine a smaller number

Write a program in the Java code that modifies the function to test the number as follows: 2_If the number entered is less than the last number by 10 values, a message appears telling it that it is very close. Imagine a larger number 3_If the entered number is 10 values greater than the large number, a message appears telling it that it is very close. Imagine a smaller number. 4_If the entered number is greater than the correct number by 50 values, a message appears telling him that he has gone too far. Imagine a smaller number

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