Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem (class ConsecutiveNumbers)
Write a Java program that checks if a series of 10 numbers entered by the user in the ascending
order are consecutive (in this case, print congrats message) or not (in this case, print the number
of conflicts).
Example 1:
Number 1- 10
Number 2 - 12
Conflict: 10 & 12 are not consecutive.
Number 3 - 14
Conflict: 12 & 14 are not consecutive.
Number 4 - 15
Number 5 = 16
Number 6 - 17
Number 7 - 18
Number 8- 19
Number 9 - 20
Number 10 - 30
Conflict: 20 & 30 are not consecutive.
Unfortunately, you have 3 conflicts.
Ехample 2:
Number 1- 1
Number 2 = 2
Number 3 - 3
Number 4 = 4
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Transcribed Image Text:Number 5 -5
Number 6 - 6
Number 7 = 7
Number 8 = 8
Number 9 = 9
Number 10 - 10
Congrats. All numbers are consecutive.
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