Code has already been provided to generate two random integers with values between and that are assigned to the variables X and Y . Write a script to create the following two string variables: The first string should be assigned to the variable XandY and should present the values of the two numbers by filling in the blank in "The value of X is _, and the value of Y is _." The second string should be assigned to the variable XplusY and should present the sum of the two numbers by filling in the blank in "The sum of X and Y is _." For example, if X = 4 and Y = 3, then the string assigned to XandY should be: "The value of X is 4, and the value of Y is 3." And the string assigned to XplusY would be: "The sum of X and Y is 7."

Write a program that prompts the user for a month name and a month day. Your program will examine the month and the day to determine the season. Your program will then display the date's season (Winter, Spring, Summer or Autumn). The input is a string to represent the month and an int to represent the day. See chart below for the range of dates within seasons. Ex: If the input is: April 11 the output is: Spring The dates for each season in the northern hemisphere are:Spring: March 20 - June 20Summer: June 21 - September 21Autumn: September 22 - December 20Winter: December 21 - March 19

In java: ( no stringbuild or chart.append) the program must produce a neatly labeled bar chart depicting the relative values to each other. Note that there is no interactive input and no use of command line arguments. The program at this stage uses values programmed directly into it. The program output must include the original values as well as the bars. The example below shows the relative number of performances of some Broadway musicals (in picture) You choose the width of the chart. In the example above, it's 60, but it can be different. The largest value in your set should use the entire width, the rest of the bars will be proportionately shorter. Since you're assigning the values in the program, you know the maximum and no special logic is required to find it You must compute and display the "scale" of the chart (i.e. how many units one bar symbol represents) Each bar is labeled with the entity and value You may choose any symbol for your bars   3. In…

Monthly Payment Program (in the attached photo), update it with the following in java code: If applicable, remove hard coding for the principal, annual interest rate and number of years.  Replace these with Input Dialog Boxes requesting data be entered. The calculation should remain the same. Replace the output area with a showMessage box. Allow the user to request a detailed display of the payment schedule.  This will include the ending balance and interest paid per month in a line-by-line display. Add a loop to the program allowing the user to continue entering new data as many times as they like (all input and output should be displayed in dialog boxes).