Plese follow the specifications

Cnstant called MAX must be called in the main method tit defines the maximum possible random nuber $($more are listed below$)$

TEP $1$: Generate a random number: Generate a random integer between $1$ and $100($from a seeded Random object$).$

STEP $2$: Prompt the user for a number between $1$ and $100$ Prompt the user to enter a number between $1$ and $100.$

STEP $4$: Endgame: When the user guesses the correct number, proper congratulations are doled out, the number of guesses required is displayed, and the game is over. game immediately; otherwise, the program should end.

Observe that the flow chart for this assignment is very similar to the flow chart for Part $1$ of the Guess a Number assignment. The only difference is an extra prompt and a loop!

SPECIFICATIONS:

Use the completed code from the Guessing Game Part $1$ project from chapter $8$ as the starter code for this project

File name:GuessaNumber$\_$Part$2.$java

The output must match the sample output exactly

The user must be prompted for

a seed for the random number generator and then play the game again.

Any integer may be used as the seed and as a guess.

The program must not discriminate a user's guess. A guess that contradicts a hint $($too high' or 'too low$)$ or is repeated is a valid guess.

Instance variables$/$constants may not be used. In general, content not formally presented in the class heretofore cannot be usedI

To receive full credit,

the main$()$ method may either methods $($methods that you write$)$:

a process non$-$void method that returns the number of user$-$attempts to guess the random$-$number correctly,

an output void method that displays the final results of the program $($the number of guess required to correctly guess the random number$),$ and of times in order to return a user$-$defined response regarding an additional play of the game or

simply call a process void method that

employs a nested loop with:

the inner$-$loop controlling the play of the game $($including calling an oulput void method that displays the final results of the program $($the number of guess required to correctly guess the random number$)$ and

the outer$-$loop prompting the user to play again.

the main$()$ method must contain:

a salutation $($to the user$),$

the constant called MAX that defines the maximum possible random number,

the Scanner object declaration,

either one programmer$-$defined method $($a method that you write$)$ call $($to the process$()$ method$)$ or three programmer$-$defined method calls $($to the process, output, and input methods that may be subject to a deduction check with your instructor$),$ and

one method call to the Scanner object $($that does not read from the input buffer!$).$

the main$()$ method may either

contain the loop to govern the game $($and possibly at the expense of a deduction $-$ check with your instructor$)$ or

call a process non$-$void method that contains the loop to govern the game and return the number of guess required to correctly guess the random number.

the process$()$ method may not contain a print statement!

the repetition of the game may be governed by a loop either

: in the main$()$ method $($and possibly at the expense of a deduction $-$ check with your instructor $-$ but potentially cleverly avoiding a nested loops scenario$)$ or

in the process method $($thus presenting a nested loops scenario$).$