JAVA Part One: Get Valid Lottery Details $(8$ points$)$

Ask the user how many lottery tickets were sold and how many unique winning numbers there should be$.$

The minimum value for both the number of tickets and the number of winners is $1.$ In other words, you cannot have $0$ or fewer tickets or winners.

The number of unique winners cannot be greater than the number of tickets sold. For example, if the user sold $10$ tickets, there cannot be $11$ winners.$$

Use loop$($s$)$ to repeatedly to ask for the lottery details until you receive valid values that pass both of these tests.

Part Two: Generate Unique Random Winning Numbers $(12$ points$)$

Tickets start at number $1.$ For example, if the user sold $500$ tickets, the tickets are numbered from $1$ to $500.$ Your program will randomly generate unique winning numbers from within the range of ticket numbers.

From main, invoke the first method described below and save the returned array in a variable. Then output the winning number array to the user.