Please make simple program were only on beginner loops and methods

A Psychology experiment is conducted in two stages. In the first stage, each participant is asked $100$

questions. The number of correct answers to these questions is considered as the initial score of the

participant. If the initial score is greater than or equal to $50,$ the experiment proceeds with stage $2A$;

otherwise it proceeds with stage $2$B$.$ In stage $2$A$,$ the participant's behavioral score $($a value between

$1$ to $50$ both inclusive$)$ is added to the initial score. If the sum is greater than or equal to $85\mathrm{.}5,$

the participant is selected. Otherwise, the participant is not selected. In stage $2$B$,$ the participant

is asked another $100$ questions. The number of correct answers to these questions is considered as

the second score. Now, the participant's behavioral score is added to the maximum of the initial

score and the second score. If this sum is greater than or equal to $85\mathrm{.}5,$ the participant is selected.

Otherwise, the participant is not selected.

Write a Java program that determines whether a participant is selected based on the scores from the

experiment.

Programming requirements

In addition to the main method, you must write two methods, one for stage $2$A calculation $($name

it as stage$2$A$)$ and the other for stage $2$B calculation $($name it as stage$2$B$).$ Both methods should

be called from the main method.

In the main method, you must read the initial score from input. Make sure to validate the initial

score to be in the range $1$ to $100($assume that the participant answers at least one question

correctly$).$ If the user enters an incorrect value, force the user to enter the correct value $($you

may need to use a while loop for this$).$

The method stage$2$A must be written as a non$-$void method which accepts the initial score as

input and must return the final score after adding the initial score and the behavioral score.

The behavioral score must be generated as a random integer. Use the following expression to

generate the behavioral score

Math.random $()**50\mathrm{.}0+1\mathrm{.}0$;

Notice that the behavioral score is a double value and hence the final score is a double too.

The method stage$2$B must be written as a non$-$void method which accepts the initial score and

scan $($the Scanner object that was created by the main method$)$ as inputs and must return

the final score after adding the maximum of the initial score and the second score, with the

behavioral score. The second score must be read from the input $($inside this method$).$ The

second score must be validated in the same way as the initial score. The behavioral score must

be generated as a random integer as mentioned in the previous step.

Both methods stage$2$A and stage$2$B must print the initial score and the final score. Method

stage$2$B must also print the second score as well.

The main method must print the message indicating whether or not the participant is selected.