Write a program that checks to see if the user won the lottery. Assume the winning lottery numbers are 8, 13, 27, 53, and 54... Ask the user for five numbers and compare those numbers to the winning numbers to determine how many matches the user got. the order of the numbers doesn't matter. Write in Java and use test case examples as a result. **Test Case 3**Check your lottery numbers here!- **Enter number 1:** - Input: 10- **Enter number 2:** - Input: 53- **Enter number 3:** - Input: 30- **Enter number 4:** - Input: 40- **Enter number 5:** - Input: 8All set. The winning numbers were: 8, 13, 27, 53, 54Well, you didn't win. You got 2 matching number(s). ### Lottery Number Checker#### Test Case 1- **Prompt**: Check your lottery numbers here! - **Inputs**: - Enter number 1: `10 [ENTER]` - Enter number 2: `20 [ENTER]` - Enter number 3: `30 [ENTER]` - Enter number 4: `40 [ENTER]` - Enter number 5: `50 [ENTER]`- **Outcome**: - The winning numbers were: `8, 13, 27, 53, 54` - Result: You didn't win. You got `0` matching number(s).#### Test Case 2- **Prompt**: Check your lottery numbers here! - **Inputs**: - Enter number 1: `10 [ENTER]` - Enter number 2: `20 [ENTER]` - Enter number 3: `30 [ENTER]` - Enter number 4: `40 [ENTER]` - Enter number 5: `8 [ENTER]`- **Outcome**: - The winning numbers were: `8, 13, 27, 53, 54` - Result: You didn't win. You got `1` matching number(s).

Here I ahve stored the lottery numbers into an array. Then, I have taken input from the user and…

Answered: Test Case 3 Check your lottery numbers…

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Write a program that checks to see if the user won the lottery. Assume the winning lottery numbers are 8, 13, 27, 53, and 54... Ask the user for five numbers and compare those numbers to the winning numbers to determine how many matches the user got. the order of the numbers doesn't matter.

Write in Java and use test case examples as a result.

**Test Case 3**

Check your lottery numbers here!

- **Enter number 1:**
- Input: 10

- **Enter number 2:**
- Input: 53

- **Enter number 3:**
- Input: 30

- **Enter number 4:**
- Input: 40

- **Enter number 5:**
- Input: 8

All set. The winning numbers were: 8, 13, 27, 53, 54

Well, you didn't win. You got 2 matching number(s).

### Lottery Number Checker

#### Test Case 1
- **Prompt**: Check your lottery numbers here!
- **Inputs**:
- Enter number 1: `10 [ENTER]`
- Enter number 2: `20 [ENTER]`
- Enter number 3: `30 [ENTER]`
- Enter number 4: `40 [ENTER]`
- Enter number 5: `50 [ENTER]`

- **Outcome**:
- The winning numbers were: `8, 13, 27, 53, 54`
- Result: You didn't win. You got `0` matching number(s).

#### Test Case 2
- **Prompt**: Check your lottery numbers here!
- **Inputs**:
- Enter number 1: `10 [ENTER]`
- Enter number 2: `20 [ENTER]`
- Enter number 3: `30 [ENTER]`
- Enter number 4: `40 [ENTER]`
- Enter number 5: `8 [ENTER]`

- **Outcome**:
- The winning numbers were: `8, 13, 27, 53, 54`
- Result: You didn't win. You got `1` matching number(s).

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