In java,

$1.$ Create a method that will be used to test an IQ$.$ This method will receive a String and a Random object when called $($an object of type Random$),$ and return an int. In this method you will: create a new Scanner object, say hi to the user by name, get $2$ random numbers between $7$ and $133,$ and ask the user what the sum of the $2$ numbers is$.$ If the user is correct, display "Great Job!" and then assign IQ the value of $93$ plus the sum of the $2$ numbers. If the user is incorrect, say $"$No$,$ the answer was...", display the answer, and assign IQ the value of $35$ plus the sum of the $2$ numbers. Return IQ$.$

$2.$ When the user enters $2,$ back in the main method, call the method you created in #$7,$ send the user's name and the random object you created as arguments to the method. Display the returned value as the user's IQ$.$

$3.$ Create a method that will be used to create a table. This method will receive a String when called and will not return anything. In this method you will: create a new Scanner object, prompt the user $($using their name$)$ for a letter, prompt the user for a number from $4$ to $13($n$),$ make sure the number is not less than $4$ or greater than $13$ IN ONE STATEMENT, if number is less than $4$ or greater than $13$ set it to $13,$ use for loops to display an n x n grid of the letter entered

$4.$ When the user enters $3,$ back in the main method, call the method you created in #$9,$ send the user's name as an argument to the method.