Exercise $6\mathrm{.}3$ Define a function and prototype called getFirstNumber$().$ This

function takes no parameters and returns an integer. The function should prompt a

user for a number between $1$ and $10.$ Use a loop to validate the input$$s value. If the

value is invalid, continue to prompt until a valid value is received. When a valid value

is given, it should be returned from the function

Define a function and prototype called getSecondNumber$().$ This function takes one

integer parameter and returns an integer. The parameter is a lower bound for a

number. The function should prompt a user for a number between the lower bound

and $15.$ Use a loop to validate the input$$s value. If the value is invalid, continue

to prompt until a valid value is received. When a valid value is given, it should be

returned from the function

Define a function and prototype called printRange. This function takes two integer

parameters, the lower and upper bound$)$ and returns void. The function should use

to print all the numbers form the lower to upper bound.

Write a main program that calls the getFirstNumber function and uses the result as

input to the getSecondNumber function. These will be the lower and upper bound for

calling printRange, call print range with this input

The goal of this exercise is to practice various loop patterns and practice using functions