ch1sec2prob14.java. Worth 10pts. Only output a single
    true/false value. Hint: Use the or operation (operator
    '||').
    | Input: | $ java ch1sec2prob14 10 5 | 
| Output: | true | 
| Input: | $ java ch1sec2prob14 3 9 | 
| Output: | true | 
| Input: | $ java ch1sec2prob14 42 5 | 
| Output: | false | 
ch1sec2prob19.java. Worth 10pts. Only output a single value.
    You should assume that a is less than b. You
    cannot use the Java class/utility Random; you must use
    Math.random().
    | Input: | $ java ch1sec2prob19 3 10 | 
| Output: | 6 | 
| Input: | $ java ch1sec2prob19 3 10 | 
| Output: | 8 | 
ch1sec2prob22.java. Worth 10pts. Only output a single value.
    Note the equation in the book has a slight issue, either change
    g to be negative or change the equation to subtract
    g*t^2/2. The final equation would be
    x_0 + v_0*t - g*t^2/2.
    | Input: | $ java ch1sec2prob22 10 10 10 | 
| Output: | -379.01649999999995 | 
ch1sec2prob29.java. Worth 35pts. Only output a single value, do
    not output the day as a String. The input will be in
    m d y ordering!
    | Input: | $ java ch1sec2prob29 9 1 2016 | 
| Output: | 4 | 
| Input: | $ java ch1sec2prob29 3 19 1991 | 
| Output: | 2 | 
if-else
    statements; instead use Math.min and Math.max to
    assist your solution.
    | Input: | $ java ch1sec2prob34 5 4 3 | 
| Output: | 3 4 5 | 
| Input: | $ java ch1sec2prob34 5 5 5 | 
| Output: | 5 5 5 | 
a, b, and a^b where
    a^b is the exclusive or operation.
    Name the file and program ch1sec2bonus.java. Worth 10pts.
    Do not hardcode the answer to each a^b. Rather compute it with
    a boolean expression.
    | Input: | $ java ch1sec2bonus | |||||||||||||||
| Output: | ||||||||||||||||
              
                
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