Create a Java program that requires the computer to generate two random numbers and the user will input the sum of numbers. If the input of the user is not a number, then it will display "Invalid Input, Try Again". If the answer of the user is wrong then it display "Your answer is incorrect, Try Again!". If the answer of the user is correct, it will display "Your answer is correct" and will ask again if the user wants to Play again or not. If the user's choice is [M for Yes then it will generate the random number again and answers the sum of the numbers. If the user's choice is (N] for No then the program will exit. SAMPLE OUTPUT: The two generated random numbers are 8 and 7, what is the sum? Enter your answer: a Invalid Input, Try Again! Enter your answer: a3 Invalid Input, Try Again! Enter your answer: 14 Your answer is incorrect, Try Again! Enter your answer: 15 Your answer is correct! Do you want to play again? MYes [N] No Enter your choice: Y The two generated random numbers are 5 and 20, what is the sum? Enter your answer: 25 Your answer is correct! Do you want to play again? MYes [N] No Enter your choice: N Program Terminates.

Create a Java program that requires the computer to generate two random numbers and the user will input the sum of numbers. If the input of the user is not a number, then it will display "Invalid Input, Try Again". If the answer of the user is wrong then it display "Your answer is incorrect, Try Again!". If the answer of the user is correct, it will display "Your answer is correct" and will ask again if the user wants to Play again or not. If the user's choice is [M for Yes then it will generate the random number again and answers the sum of the numbers. If the user's choice is (N] for No then the program will exit. SAMPLE OUTPUT: The two generated random numbers are 8 and 7, what is the sum? Enter your answer: a Invalid Input, Try Again! Enter your answer: a3 Invalid Input, Try Again! Enter your answer: 14 Your answer is incorrect, Try Again! Enter your answer: 15 Your answer is correct! Do you want to play again? MYes [N] No Enter your choice: Y The two generated random numbers are 5 and 20, what is the sum? Enter your answer: 25 Your answer is correct! Do you want to play again? MYes [N] No Enter your choice: N Program Terminates.

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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