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I can't use the two methods that you suggest earlier because, it would be "advanced" in my class now. However, my teacher said that she likes what she seeing? But, even she is giving me enough help :/

that is what the ranges should be because "!" means not. Am saying if a number is not in the range for example 66 is our number and the range id !(randNum>=65) since 66 is greater than or equal to 65 it statement would be false

The randNum value must be in the two ranges

I have a question: Should I place randNum = 65 + r.nextInt (58) ; after the while loop? Also, should I change my ranges? p.s. thanks for being patience with me so far

the randNum for choice 1 is 26. I get this by subtracting 122 from 97 and adding 1. With choice 2, the randNum is 58, 122- 65 +1.

I actually tried it and it did not work. The numbers represent letters in the ASII table. Actually this is the assignment constructions Display a menu giving the user a choice of character sets to use to construct the password. (Note: Do not use the first range of punctuation symbols with...

I should probably take the negation out and use the and symbol instead.

Well, I know that i want choice 2 to give me lower and upper case letters only. And I know that i want choice 3 to give me lower, uppercase letters and numbers.

So with that begin said I should remove the negation.

I know that the negation means "not". Choice 2 and choice 3 give me symbols when they are not suppose to.

Okay, my teacher wants me to use the while loop. So, should I just take the negation symbol out?

Actually, i did think. Its just a java basic class am in now. So, basically you're saying this is happening because of the or symbol? I even tried to use the and symbol but, it still did not come out correctly though