1. Make the program start by reading a single, positive integer; let us call this n. The program should use n instead of 10 everywhere. In other words, the program should generate and count random numbers between 0 and n - 1. This change allows the user to easily run the program for various values of n. You could simply "cut-and-paste" code from ReadNumbers.java to do this.

2. Simplify the program by calling the method nextInt instead of nextDouble, to generate random numbers. This simplification will get rid of the need to multiply the generated real random number by 10 and then cast it into an integer. You could consult the Random class documentation, if necessary.

Final instructions:

1. Submit the modified program RandomTest.java by the end of class time.
2. Use the ICON dropbox for quiz1
3. At the beginning of the program, as part of comments, please type your name and section.