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You should not spend more than three hours working on this experiment.
If you like, you can keep working on it after you submit your three-hour version. I just don't want anyone beating their head against a brick wall on a task that is designed to be on material that you have not seen before, and, which is, remember, entirely voluntary.
This activity is an experiment is to find out:
Your task is to reverse-engineer the program from the video linked above. The name of the program is Experiment1.
You should try to make your program behave as much as possible like the program I showed you.
NOTE: the program uses random numbers, so you won’t be able to make it behave exactly like the one I showed you. But other than those random numbers, everything should be the same.
You may use any AI you like to complete this task. I'd like you to start by asking the AI to create the whole program, then work with it to identify and correct errors.
Make sure that all code required is in the file Experiment1.java. If the AI suggests that you should have multiple files (which it should), insist that it all be included in one file.
NOTE: There should be multiple classes in that file, but the only public class should be called Experiment1, and it should have the main method.
Remember, the file you submit is not for credit. Don't worry if it's incomplete in major ways. This is an experiment to help me find out how successful students are at using AI.
Submit this/these files: