Create an array $($of a user$-$defined size$)$

Populate the array with Random numbers in the range of $1-100,$ inclusive

Output the original array twice.

SPECIFICATIONS:

The starter code has been provided for this lab.

File name: Arrayoutputvalues.java

The starter code does contain questions at the bottom that must be addressed

The starter code does contain formatting mistakes $($including outside the method that students must add code$)$ that must be addressed

The output must match the sample output exactly.

The user must be prompted for

a seed for the random number generator $($RNG$)$ and

the size of the array.

Any integer may be used as the seed to the random number generator

An array must be effectively used to accomplish the goal of the assignment $($to print twice a single array filled with random numbers$),$ otherwise, full credit will be deducted

Class$/$Instance variables$/$constants may not be used. In general, content not formally presented in the class heretofore cannot be usedi

To receive full credit,

The constant called MAX must be declared atop the main$()$ method and effectively used in the program to generate random numbers from $1$ to $100,$ inclusive. In general, avoid using 'magic numbers' in code because 'magic numbers' reduce code$-$readability. An integer constantivariable should not appear in the code except for possibly common integers, such as $0$ or $1.$

the main$()$ method must call the following three programmer$-$defined methods $($methods that you write$)$

an input non$-$void method that uses a Scanner object $($declared in the main$)$ method$)$ but does not declare any variables within the method to return a Random object $($that will be used to create random integers in a different method$),$

a process non$-$void method that uses a Scanner object, a Random object, and a constant $($declared and instantiated in the main$()$ method$)$ to return an array of random integers from $1$ to ${100}_2$ inclusive, and

an output void method that uses an array of random integers to display program results $($the contents of the array printed twice$).$

the main$()$ method should only contain

the Scanner object and a primitive variable $($used to store the number of integers to store in the array$)$ declaration

the three method calls to the programmer$-$defined methods $($the methods that you write$),$ and

one method call to the Scanner object $($that does not read from the input bufferl$).$

use the most appropriate loop to the array manipulation.

the only Scanner object must be declared in the main$()$ method; do not move the Scanner object declaration nor declare another Scanner object in the program.

the program must contain multiple programmer$-$defined methods $($the methods that you write$),$ that complete the major steps of the program, each method should be focused on a singular task, and have a comment that gives a description of the method purpose

every method should be preceded with a comment that includes a description of the method purpose and the value returned $($ff applicable$)!$ Comments should also be included in the body of each method.

The program must properly function with any non$-$negative array size $($including a size of $0).$

The code should be written efficiently to