You will need to import the graphics package into your BlueJ project. Write a Java application RandomRectangles which prompt for a positive integer then draws that number of random rectangles. If the input is not a positive integer, the program will display a message and prompt for input again until a positive integer is entered. The program also finds the rectangle with the smallest area and display the number of the rectangles and the smallest area. Draw the squares in red. After you have drawn all the rectangles, fill the rectangle with the smallest area with yellow. Use the predefined colors from the Color class. If more than one rectangle has the smallest area, use the last one with that area as the smallest. You should declare and use the following constants: public static final int MAX_X = 100; public static final int MAX_Y = 500; public static final int MIN_WIDTH = 30; public static final int MAX_WIDTH = 100; public static final int MIN_HEIGHT = 20; public static final int MAX_HEIGHT = 80; public static final int GENERATOR_SEED = 202210; All rectangles have random widths and heights at random locations. The (x, y) coordinates are for the upper-left corner of the rectangle. Make the x coordinate a random number between 0 (inclusive) and 100 (exclusive), the y coordinate a random number between 0 (inclusive) and 500 (exclusive). Make the width a random value between 30 (inclusive) and 100 (exclusive), the height a random value between 20 (inclusive) and 80 (exclusive). You must use the given seed GENERATOR_SEED, 202210, to generate the random numbers. For each rectangle, generate the random values in this order: x coordinate, y coordinate, width, and height. All values are integers. You must use one for loop to draw the rectangles and find the smallest one, and not store the rectangles in an array list or an array. You must use one Scanner object and call Scanner methods to process input. You cannot use try- catch statement or call any parse method. The Codecheck server will run your program three times using different input sets and the expected output is attached at the end of t

You will need to import the graphics package into your BlueJ project. Write a Java application RandomRectangles which prompt for a positive integer then draws that number of random rectangles. If the input is not a positive integer, the program will display a message and prompt for input again until a positive integer is entered. The program also finds the rectangle with the smallest area and display the number of the rectangles and the smallest area. Draw the squares in red. After you have drawn all the rectangles, fill the rectangle with the smallest area with yellow. Use the predefined colors from the Color class. If more than one rectangle has the smallest area, use the last one with that area as the smallest. You should declare and use the following constants: public static final int MAX_X = 100; public static final int MAX_Y = 500; public static final int MIN_WIDTH = 30; public static final int MAX_WIDTH = 100; public static final int MIN_HEIGHT = 20; public static final int MAX_HEIGHT = 80; public static final int GENERATOR_SEED = 202210; All rectangles have random widths and heights at random locations. The (x, y) coordinates are for the upper-left corner of the rectangle. Make the x coordinate a random number between 0 (inclusive) and 100 (exclusive), the y coordinate a random number between 0 (inclusive) and 500 (exclusive). Make the width a random value between 30 (inclusive) and 100 (exclusive), the height a random value between 20 (inclusive) and 80 (exclusive). You must use the given seed GENERATOR_SEED, 202210, to generate the random numbers. For each rectangle, generate the random values in this order: x coordinate, y coordinate, width, and height. All values are integers. You must use one for loop to draw the rectangles and find the smallest one, and not store the rectangles in an array list or an array. You must use one Scanner object and call Scanner methods to process input. You cannot use try- catch statement or call any parse method. The Codecheck server will run your program three times using different input sets and the expected output is attached at the end of t

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