1. Store the sum of the numbers (but not the final -1) in a variable sumScores.
2. Count the numbers as you read them (but not the final -1) and store the count in a variable numScores.
3. Store the largest integer read in a variable maxScores.
4. If the number of scores read is even, print Even and otherwise print Odd. (You do not need to print anything else.)

// HealthRecord.java: store health information
public class HealthRecord 
{ 
   public static final double FEVER = 100.4;
   private String name; 
   private double age; 
   private double temperature; 

   public HealthRecord(String n, double a, double t) { 
      // fill in for part a.
   } 

   public String getName() { 
      return name; 
   } 

   public double getAge() { 
      return age;
   }
 
   public double getTemperature() { 
      return temperature; 
   } 

   public boolean hasFever() { 
      // fill in for part b.
   } 

   public boolean needsBloodWorkup() { 
      // fill in for part c.
   } 
} 

// HealthRecordDemo.java: test HealthRecord class
public class HealthRecordDemo {
   public static void main (String[] args) {
      // fill in code for parts d, e, and f.
   }
} 

1. Fill in the code for the constructor of the HealthRecord class.
2. By definition, a patient has a fever if his temperature is greater than or equal to 100.4. Fill in the code for the method hasFever(). (Be sure to use the final constant FEVER.)
3. A patient with a fever under 1/2 year old needs a blood workup. Fill in the code for the method needsBloodWorkup.
4. In the main function of HealthRecordDemo class, create two instances of the HealthRecord class, one with identifier patient1 named "Joe Jones" of age 2.0 with temperature 101.5, and the second with identifier patient2 named "John Junior" of age 0.3 with temperature 102.1.
5. In the main function of the HealthRecordDemo class, write a statement that will check if paitent1 has a fever and will print his name along with " has a fever" in case he does.
6. In the main function of the HealthRecordDemo class, write a statement that will check if paitent2 needs a blood workup and will print his name along with " needs a blood workup" in case he does.

Similarly the Random class has a method nextDouble that is described in your text as follows:
  public double nextDouble()
    Returns a random number between 0.0 and 1.0.

Using either method, give an expression that will return a random integer between 1 and 6, inclusive, to use in throwing dice, say. (Your answer should just be a single expression.)

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[Hint: Use a for loop to let row i go from 0 to n - 1. Then use for loops inside the main loop so that on row i, you print i blanks followed by n - i stars.]