he Die class simulates a six$-$sided die. You do not need to see source code of the Die

class. But the Die.class is needed in the same directory with your application. By

reading the API documentation $($provided in the student files$),$ you should know how to

use it$,$ as if you read Java APIs online to use Math, String and so on$.$ Pay attention to the

sections, Constructor Details and Method Details. $($If you still have no idea, you can

check Die.java code in Chapter $4.)$

The output should be in the same format as the following $($Your submission should

include the Die.class$)$:

Some running Examples $($Winning values could be different$)$:

Run Example $1$:

Run Example $2$:

Run Example $3$:

You can use the grading rubric in the next page as a check list to see whether your

assignment meets all requirements!

This assignment will be evaluated based on the following rubric:

Category Point

Value Break$-$Down Points

Earned

#$1.$ Class

Diagram

$10$ Class data members $-2$

$$ Constructors $2$

$$ Mutators and accessors $4$

$$ Other methods $3$

#$1.$ Service

class

$41$ Class members $4$

$$ Constructors $5$

$$ Mutators $4$