The starter code does contain questions at the bottom that must be addressed

The starter code does contain formatting mistakes $($including outside the method that students must add code$)$ that must be addressed.

The program initially prompts the user for a seed $($to the random number generator$)$ and then for each of $5$ simulated coin tosses the program will prompt the user for a guess for coin toss result $(0$ is heads and $1$ is tails$)$ and output the validity of the guess and finally the program will output the cumulative results, as shown below.

The main $()$ method may $($not required$)$ call a 'helper method' to accomplish the program purpose.

Your output must match the sample output exactly.

The program must be completed using

only $4$ integer variables used to store the user$-$defined value for the seed, each of the user$-$defined guess $($only one variable is needed to store all of the user$-$defined guesses$),$ each randomly generated coin flip $($only one variable is needed to store all of the coin flips$),$ and the total number of correct guesses

only $1$ Scanner object instantiation assigned to a reference variable used to read a seed and the guesses from the user,

only $1$ Random object instantiation seeded with a user$-$defined input and assigned to a reference variable used to generate a $0$ or $1$ for the coin toss, and

several iflelse statements, and

several print statements.

The code should be written efficiently to

eliminate redundant coding and

eliminate variables used only once.

File name: Cointoss. java

Add a comment with your name, date, and program description at the top

NOTE:

This code is repetitive because the program must flip a coin $5$ times. As a result, the code will be lengthy $($circa $100$ lines long$)$ and will contain repetitive code.

In chapter $6$ of the textbook, loops will be introduced, loops would be a more elegant approach to reducing the repetitive code required in this program. However, for this program, length repetitive code will be tolerated.

HINT:

Without Using The For loop!!! Or any loop