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Input Integer in Range Validator
Input Integer in Range Validator
Create aninputIntRange()method that accepts a Scanner, min, and max value. It should: 1. CallinputInt()to get a valid integer (you can assume this method exists) 2. Check if the value is between min and max (inclusive) 3. If not, print "Value must be between [min] and [max]: " and try again 4. Return the valid value Inmain(), use it to get a number between 0 and 10, then display: You entered: [number] Example: If user enters 15, then -5, then 7, output shows errors for first 2 then prints the output shown in Expected Output. ⚠️ IMPORTANT - AUTO-INPUT MODE: This question uses automated input testing. When you run your code, the input stream will AUTOMATICALLY contain: '7\n' DO NOT wait for manual keyboard input - Scanner will read from the pre-filled buffer stream immediately. YourinputInt()method should usescanner.nextLine()to read input. Think of it like Eclipse/VS Code but with the input already typed in and waiting for your Scanner to read it.
Expected Output:
You entered: 7= newline. The output ends with a newline — print one after the last line.
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