This document provides instructions to write a Java class called RandomNumbers that generates and stores 3 random integer values within a specified range. The class should have 3 integer instance variables accessed by getter methods, and methods to set the random values within the given low-high range when called and print the 3 random values. The program will be tested with different ranges to check that the random numbers are within the given range.

1. 9.28 zyLab: Random values In the file RandomNumbers.java, write a class called
RandomNumbers that has three integer instance variables: var1, var2, and var3. Write getter
method for each variable: getVar1(), getVar2() and getVar3(). Then write the following 2
instance methods: - setRandomValues( ) - accepts a low and high integer values as parameters,
and sets var1, var2, and var3 to random numbers (generated using the Random class) within the
range of the low and high input values (inclusive). - printRandomValues( ) - prints out the 3
random numbers in the format: "Random values: var1 var2 var3" Ex: If the input is: 1520 the
output may be: Random values: 171519 where 17, 15, 19 can be any random numbers within 15
and 20 (inclusive). Note: When submitted, your program will be tested against different input
range to verify if the three randomly generated values are within range.
File is marked as read only Current file: LabProgram.java
Current file: RandomNumbers.java
Predefine program input (optional) 1520