I need help to create a program and here are the requirements. Program2:Write a program that asks the user for the starting value of their number sequence, and the endingnumber of their sequence. Then ask the user if they want even or odd numbers or both! First outputall the numbers of the sequence in one line (okay if computer output wraps the output line visually).Then output all the numbers in that sequence that match what the user wants, per the examples.Your program logic must be written with the most efficient and optimal logic possible (least amountof code possible), so if you are cutting and pasting the same code and using it without changing itthen you need to see how to best rearrange your logic. You should only be using at most two FORloops in the entire program, and no WHILE loops.Examples only, your program must work for any user inputs choices, but your prompts and outputstatements, and format of the data must match the examples below. Highlighted items are user inputsfor the examples.Example 1:Enter starting value : 5Enter ending value : 10Do you want even, odd, or both numbers? (even/odd/both) : evenHere are your numbers: 5,6,7,8,9,10Here are your even numbers:6810Еxample 2:Enter starting value : 5Enter ending value : 10Do you want even, odd, or both numbers? (even/odd/both) : oddHere are your numbers: 5,6,7,8,9,10Here are your odd numbers:79Example 3:Enter starting value : 5Enter ending value : 10Do you want even, odd, or both numbers? (even/odd/both) : bothHere are your numbers: 5,6,7,8,9,10Here are your numbers:678910hint on how to determine even and odd numbers:https://beginnersbook.com/2014/02/java-program-to-check-even-or-odd-number/

Write a program that asks the user for the starting value of their number sequence, and the ending number of their sequence. Then ask the user if they want even or odd numbers or both! First output all the numbers of the sequence in one line (okay if computer output wraps the output line visually). Then output all the numbers in that sequence that match what the user wants, per the examples.

Write a program that asks the user for the starting value of their number sequence, and the ending number of their sequence. Then ask the user if they want even or odd numbers or both! First output all the numbers of the sequence in one line (okay if computer output wraps the output line visually). Then output all the numbers in that sequence that match what the user wants, per the examples.

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