Guessing Game Class in java

The class will generate a random number of 1 to 15, and then check to see if the user guessed the number correctly. If the number is incorrect, the user should have the chance to guess again, until they guess the right number or they guess 10 times. The program should keep track of the number of guesses the user has had, and print this value at the end.

The class should have one defined Constructor. This constructor should call on a private method within the class to generate the random number; and set the private data field with the number generated. It should also have a method to check the guess to see if it was correct. The guessing method should return a Boolean value to determine if the user keeps guessing. The class should have a method that returns a Boolean value to check the users input to see if it is valid.

After each guess, the program should print out the users guess and how many guesses they have left. If the guess was incorrect at the end of the program, the program should print out that the user had 10 guesses that were incorrect, and should print out the correct random number from the class. If the guess was correct, the program should print out how many guesses it took to get the correct answer.

There should be a seperate class that the program should be able to use. The class should be named Guess and the program to run the class should be named GuessingGame.

Only allowed to import java.util Random and java.util Scanner.