Fork this repository. Clone the forked repository into IntelliJ. There are two Java class files: Dateable and Pages. Complete the first question in the Dateable class. Complete the second question in the Pages class.

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1. Dateable

There is a folk rule stating you should only date someone who is at least seven years older than half your age. For example, an 18-year-old needs to date somebody at least 16 years old ( 7 + ( 18 / 2 ) ).

Produce a program that stores your age as an integer in a variable named age. The program then computes and displays the age of the youngest person for whom dating meets the folk rule.

A sample program run could be :

Prompt + input: Enter your age: 19

Output: 19-year olds should date somebody who is at least 16 years old.

Another sample program run could be:

Prompt + input: Enter your age: 22

Output: 22-year olds should date somebody who is at least 18 years old.

Credit: Thanks to Jim Cohoon at The University of Virginia

2. Pages

There is a folk rule stating the number of pages you should read before giving up on a book is 100 - your age. For example, a 21 year old needs to read 79 pages ( 100 - 21 ). Write a program that stores your age as an integer in a variable named age. The program then computes and displays the minimal number of pages to read.

A sample run could be:

Prompt + input: Enter your age: 18

Output: 18-year olds should read at least 82 pages before giving up on a book.

Another sample program run could be:

Prompt + input : Enter your age: 30

Output: 30-year olds should read at least 70 pages before giving up on a book.

Credit: Thanks to Jim Cohoon at The University of Virginia