Required Skills Inventory

Use an import statement to access features from the Java standard library

Use System.out.print to prompt for input

Use a Scanner to collect input

Use a variable to store a value

Use relational operators to construct an expression

Use a loop to get the computer to repeat instructions

Use a counter to control a loop

Output to console with System.out.print

Problem Description and Given Info

Write a Java program, that prompts for and collects one input $($all inputs will be int values$).$ You can safely assume that the input will always be a positive integer. When this program runs, it should print a count from $1$ up to $($and including$)$ the input value.

Here are some examples of how this program should look when it runs:

Example $1$:

What number should I count to : $3$

Output : $1,2,3,$

Example $2$:

What number should I count to : $7$

Output : $1,2,3,4,5,6,7,$

Example $3$:

What number should I count to : $1$

Output : $1,$

Make sure that, for each set of example inputs above, your program output is identical to the example program output $($including spelling, capitalization, spaces, and punctuation$).$

Helpful Hints:

Use a counter controlled While loop to count from $1$ up to the input value. Print out the current count at each iteration of the loop.

Java's for loop is also a good choice for this problem.

Remember that there is a significant difference between the print and println methods in Java.