Perform 50,000 experiments with 365 days per year and vary the number of people from 2 to 100. 50,000 runs with 365 days, and 2 people, 50,000 runs with 365 days and 3 people, ... 50,000 runs with 365 days and 100 people. Total of 4,950,000 runs, 50,000 runs per experiments * 99 experiments = 4,950,000 runs. For each of the given number of people determine the percentage of experiments where at least one pair of people shared a birthday. At what number of people (between 2 and 100) does the percentage first exceed 50%? Does the answer surprise you? How did it compare to your predicted answer?

Include a table in a comment in your CodeCampTester.java program with the results of this experiment using the following format:

Num people: 2, number of experiments with one or more shared birthday: 120, percentage: 0.24 ..... Num people: 100, number of experiments with one or more shared birthday: 50000, percentage: 100.00

At the top of the table state how many people it requires to have a 50% chance of there being at least 1 shared birthday, given a 365 day year.

Sorry I am so dumb. I already wrote out the code, but I still can't understand how to get the result of this experiment. : (

 public static int sharedBirthdays(int numPeople, int numDaysInYear) { // check preconditions if (numPeople <= 0 || numDaysInYear <= 0) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Violation of precondition: " + "sharedBirthdays. both parameters must be greater than 0. " + "numPeople: " + numPeople + ", numDaysInYear: " + numDaysInYear); } int[] birthdays = new int[numPeople]; Random random = new Random(); if (numPeople == 1) { return 0; } else { for (int i = 0; i < numPeople; i++) { birthdays[i] = random.nextInt(numDaysInYear); } int numPairs = 0; for (int i = 0; i < numPeople; i++) { for (int j = i + 1; j < numPeople; j++) { if (birthdays[i] == birthdays[j]) { numPairs++; } } } return numPairs; } } public static void averagePairs(int numPeople, int numDaysInYear, int trails) { int pairs = 0; for (int i = 0; i < trails; i++) { pairs += sharedBirthdays(numPeople,numDaysInYear); } double average = (double) pairs / (trails * numPeople); System.out.printf("The average number of pairs of people with shared birthdays is %.12f " , average); }