In Java: Read in the number and validate with a method $(7$ points$)$

Your program will allow the user to specify a starting number of bottles. This number can be anywhere between $1$ and $99($inclusive$).$ Use a loop to continue asking the user for a number until it is valid, meaning in the specified range.$$

Write a method that determines if the number if valid. Invoke that method to determine whether you need to keep looping.

For full credit, use constants instead of hard$-$coded values to make code more readable and easier to maintain.

Part Two: Print the song with words $(12$ points$)$

Write a method that prints the song starting at the user's number. Use a loop to print each verse.

Write one or more helper methods that convert a number into the words $($e$.$g$.,43$ into "Forty$-$three"$).$

For full credit, you should have no more than $28$ hard$-$coded Strings. All of the numbers between $1$ and $99$ can be represented with some combination of these $28$ Strings:

Ninety, Eighty, $...,$ Thirty, Twenty $(8$ strings$)$

Nineteen, Eighteen, $...,$ Eleven, Ten $(10$ strings$)$

Nine, Eight, $...,$ One, Zero $(10$ strings$)$

Hint: think about how you can use integer division $/$ and modulus $\%$ to access a number's tens$-$place digit and ones$-$place digit $($e$.$g$.,$ for the number $62,6$ is the tens$-$place digit and $2$ is the ones$-$place digit$).$

Recommendation: Incremental Development

I strongly suggest you work on building up your program a little at a time: code and test, code and test, etc. Here is one possible approach you might use in development.

First, sketch out in words$/$pseudocode your approach. As part of this, write out what you think the method headers will be: the inputs, outputs, and a descriptive name. Make note of which methods you plan to call from other methods. $($See below for the extra credit related to this step!$)$

Then begin coding. After each step of development, test and revise until that step is fully$$functional$.$

Read in and validate a user number using a method

Print out the song using numbers $($not words$)($e$.$g$.,99$ bottles not Ninety$-$nine bottles$)$

Convert the numbers to words

Start with the numbers $0-9$ onlyThen add code for the numbers $10-19$Finally, add code for the numbers $20-99$

Note that you do$$not have to follow this approach. It is just a suggestion. But you should follow$$some plan of incremental development. Code and test small pieces at a time as you build up your full solution.