The concept of a 5 digit palindrome number is a 5 digit...

The concept of a 5-digit palindrome number is a 5-digit number that reads the same from left to right and from right to left. For example, 12121, 45454, and 14741 are valid 5-digit palindrome numbers. Design (pseudocode) and implement (source code) a program (name it FiveDigitPalindrome) that reads a 5-digit number from the user (as an integer value, not a string) and then mathematically (using division and remainder operations) determines whether the entered number is a 5-digit palindrome or not. Assume valid inputs are from 11111 to 99999. The program rejects any input outside that range with the message "Invalid 5-digit number. Try again". Document your code and properly label the input prompts and the outputs as shown below. Sample run 1: Entered number: 6754 Judgment: Invalid 5-digit number. Try again Sample run 2: Entered number: 12321 Judgment: Valid 5-digit palindrome Sample run 3: Entered number: 12324 Judgment: Invalid 5-digit palindrome

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00:01 So we will start by writing import java .util .scanner.

00:11 So scanner is a class that is used to take input from the user.

00:17 So it is present in java .util package.

00:20 Since we want to use this in our program, so we are importing this in our program.

00:24 Next we will write the class name.

00:26 So class 5 digit palindrome.

00:34 Inside this we will write public static void main.

00:49 So public is an access specified.

00:51 That means anyone can access it.

00:53 Static means it's a class related method.

00:55 Void means it will not return anything.

00:57 And main is the name of the function.

01:00 Inside this we will pass a command line argument consisting of an array of strings.

01:05 So we are writing strings args.

01:12 Now inside this, first of all, we will create the object of scanner class so that we can use any method inside this class.

01:21 So we are writing scnr.

01:24 We need scanner system .int.

01:33 Next we will take the input from the user and store it in n.

01:42 Scnr .nextint.

01:47 Next int is a method that is used to read integer inputs.

01:53 Similarly, we will take one more variable int p which will store the palindrome number and we are initializing this as zero.

02:01 Next we will check if, as it is given in the question, the range for the variable n should be 11111 and it should be less than equals to 99999.

02:18 It should be in this range.

02:20 If the number is in this range, it will come inside.

02:24 It will run the for loop for int i is equals to n.

02:30 I should be greater than zero.

02:33 I is equals to i by 10.

02:37 And inside this, it will write p is equals to p into 10 plus i mod 10.

02:56 And after this, if it will come outside and check if the palindrome number is equals to the original number, then it will print system .out .println.

03:13 It will print a valid five -digit palindrome.

03:31 Otherwise, it will print in else, it will print system .out .println.

03:44 It will print invalid five -digit palindrome and it will close this if condition.

04:08 Now, outside this if condition, if the value does not fall in this range, it will print system .out .println...

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