In this lab you will read in two integers defining the low and high bounds of a half$-$open range. Then you will read a third integer, and determine whether it is in the range.

Given this input:

$285$

your program will print

$5$ is in the range $[2,8).$

Given this input:

$258$

your program will print

$8$ is not in the range $[2,5).$

Remember that a half$-$open range does include the lower bound of the range, but does not include the upper bound. For example, $2$ is in the range $[2,8),$ but $8$ is not.

Using System.out.printf$()$ will make your life easier here. Remember that $\%$d is the format specifier for a decimal integer.In this lab you will read in two integers defining the low and high bounds of a half$-$open range. Then you will read a third integer, and determine whether it is in the range.

Given this input:

$285$

your program will print

$5$ is in the range $[2,8).$

Given this input:

$258$

your program will print

$8$ is not in the range $[2,5).$

Remember that a half$-$open range does include the lower bound of the range, but does not include the upper bound. For example, $2$ is in the range $[2,8),$ but $8$ is not.

Using System.out.printf$()$ will make your life easier here. Remember that $\%$d is the format specifier for a decimal integer.