Not too long ago, I created a dice program in which a dice rolls twice and the sum is added as an integer. When I first created this program, I was able to use (int)Math.addExact(int, int). That no longer works; now it gives me the error "addExact(int,int)is undefined for type Math.". Code:
public class Dice {
// try is a reserved word, but the int named trie is a try at rolling the dice.
static int trie;
// try1 is the first try
static int try1;
// try2 is the second try
static int try2;
public static void main(String[] args) {
//Print one line of output, first roll
System.out.println("First die that comes up is: "
+ (try1 = roll()));
//Print one line in the output, second roll
System.out.println("Second die that comes up is: "
+ (try2 = roll()));
//Sum of the two rolls output
System.out.println("Total: " + ((int)(Math.addExact(try1,try2))));
}
// SubRoutine for a dice roll
public static int roll() {
// Giving value to trie, rolls random number that is at least 1 and at
// most 6
return trie = (int) (Math.random() * 6) + 1;
