Question 2 Write a method int countMultiplesofFive (int x, int y) that returns the number of multiples of 5 bounded between x and y inclusive. In the main, ask the user to enter two positive numbers (both must be positive, if users enter a negative value, they keep reentering values until both numbers are positive). Use the method countMultiplesofFive to find and print how many multiples of 5 exists between the two entered numbers inclusive.

Question 2 Write a method int countMultiplesofFive (int x, int y) that returns the number of multiples of 5 bounded between x and y inclusive. In the main, ask the user to enter two positive numbers (both must be positive, if users enter a negative value, they keep reentering values until both numbers are positive). Use the method countMultiplesofFive to find and print how many multiples of 5 exists between the two entered numbers inclusive.

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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