Suppose you have been hired to develop a musical chair game. In this game there will be 7 participants and all of them will be moving clockwise around a set of 7 chairs organized in a circular manner while a music will be played in the background. You will control the music using random numbers between 0-3.If the generated random number is 1, you will stop the music and if the number of participants who are still in the game is n, the participant at position (n/2) will be eliminated. Each time a participant is eliminated, a chair will be removed and you have to print the player names who are still in the game. The game will end when there will be only one participant left. At the end of the game, display the name of the winner.   Please answer it in Java code.

In this game, one flyand three frogs are placed randomly on a board with the size 7x7.In each iteration, they move randomlywithin the board, and the simulation stops when one of the frogs eats the fly.Fly and frogs are essentially creatures that can move, make noise, and eat. Frogs can move up to 2squares in any direction, and flies can move up to 1. Frogs make the "Croak! Croak!" sound, and fliesmake "ZzzZZz!". Since frogs should not eat their kind, a function of "isEatable" should also beimplemented in decision making. A variable or function to check if the fly is alive is also required as aterminate condition for simulation.In each iteration, an 'f' character represents frogs' position on board, and an '*' character is used torepresent the position of fly.   Java Language  I dont want the survival game that answer of my last two questions I want the above question and example output like in the photos

Loop through the animalList created in a previous question and print the total time taken and total time given for each animal. Example output: Zirly the Zebra - Time taken for all behaviors: 890 minutes of 1000 Henry the Hawk - Time taken for all behaviors: 350 minues of 1000 Choose one of the following from the above choices (A, B, C or D within the code):// Assume the following variables exist: Behavior[] someBehaviors = // Omitted for brevity Animal zirly = Animal("Zirly the Zebra", 812.3, someBehaviors); Animal henry = Animal("Henry the Hawk", 35.5, someBehaviors); Animal[] animalList = new Animal[]{ zirly, henry }; // ---------------------------   // A for(int i = animalList.length; i < animalList.length; i++) {     Animal tempAnimal = animalList[i];     int timeTakenSum = 0;     int timeGivenSum = 0;     for(j = 0; j < tempAnimal.getBehaviorList().length; j++) {         Behavior tempBehavior = tempAnimal.getBehaviorList()[j];         timeTakenSum +=…

The game is played in the magic maze, as shown below. The squares are flaming lava pools. If you try to cross them you will die. The grid lines are passageways and are safe to travel in. You can start at any location on the grid but must travel in the passageways. You may travel as far as you want in any direction, but once you turn, you must repeat that distance and you may only make left turns.   You may not reverse direction inside the tight passageways. You must end up at the same spot you started at. If you successful, then you gain a magic coin, which automatically appears.  You can start over again and again in a different or same starting spot and earn new magic coins, but the routes you take must differ somehow for each magic coin.  That is, no magic coins for the exact same route as previously done.  If the route varies in any way (perhaps it is the same starting location and ending location as a previous route, but longer), it will earn a new magic coin.  Mad Madame Mim has…