Program $2$:

Create a new Java project Loops $2$

Create a class $($just like you did for Program $1,$ Figure $1$New Class$)$

a$.$ name the class Loops $2$

Enter the code as specified below

Run it by exercising all the menu options

Turn into the Dropbox as Loops $2.cpp$

Program $2$ Specification:

Name Main Menu

Minimum

Guess a Random number between $1$ and ${100}_{?}$

Temperatures

Quit

Enter Choice $(1,2,3,4)$ :

Create $3$ functions for each option: $($all functions called from main$)$

Option $1$: LowerNumber

Write a function that asks user for $2$ numbers and outputs the lower of the $2$ numbers. This

function just needs a simple if else structure.

Option $2$: GuessRandomNumber

Generate a random number from $1-{100}_{?}$

Ask the user to guess what the number is$.$

The user is allowed $10$ guesses. Must use a for loop.

Give user a message if guess was too high or low

Give user a message if guess was right and how many tries it took

The top of the function should have:

Random randGen $=$ new Random$()$; $($don$\text{'}$t forget to import java util.Random$)$

int randomNumber $=$ randlaen nextInt $(100)+1$;

$...$ your code here $...$

Option $3$: Temperatures

Write a function that

asks how many temperatures will be entered $($following steps are in a loop$)$

asks for each temperature

outputs whether that temperature is hot$/$pleasant$/$cold $($see below$)$:

After this loop is complete $($all temperatures have been entered$)$

outputs the maximum and minimum temperatures so far

outputs the average of temperatures entered so far

output the number of hot, pleasant and cold davs

Hot: temperature $85$

Pleasant: temperature $60-84$

Cold: temperature $<mn\; id="EditorElement\_78496">6</mn><mn\; id="EditorElement\_78497">0</mn>$

Do not use arrays or lists

Use separate counters or sum variables as needed