In NetBeans

getRangedInt Create a method called getRangedInt that prompts the user to input an integer within a specified inclusive range. (inclusive means that low and high are valid inputs) Make sure that you bullet proof the input by using the hasNext methods, reading the trash, and clearing the pipe after reading the value (the newline fix). public static int getRangedInt(Scanner pipe, String prompt, int low, int high) - Pipe is a Scanner object that you created in main in the usual way i.e. in or console - Prompt is the message to display as the prompt for the input. This should not include the [lo hi] display. Code your method to use the prompt supplied by the user and append the [lo hi] to it. - Low is the low value for the input range - High is the high value for the input range Part C: getRangedDouble Similarly do one to input double values within a range: public static int getRangedDouble(Scanner pipe, String prompt, double low, double high) - Pipe is a Scanner object that you created in main i.e. in - Prompt is the message to display as the prompt for the input. Again your method should build and append the range [lo hi] to the prompt supplied by the user. - Low is the low value for the input range - High is the high value for the input range Part D: getYNConfirm This is an input method that gets a Yes or No [Y/N] returning true for yes and false for no. It should accept yYnN as valid responses and loop until it gets one of them. Read that carefully: it returns true or false not Y of N! public static boolean getYNConfirm(Scanner pipe, String prompt) - Pipe is a Scanner object that you created in main i.e. in, console - Prompt is the message to display as the prompt for the input