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Write a program that calls a method DiceRoll that simulates the rolling of a pair of dice 500 times. Use an array of size 11 (one subscript location for each number that can be rolled with two dice 2-12). Keep track of the total rolls of each number 2-12 with the array. After the 500 rolls, output the array basically, a list of the Rolls (2-12) and the frequency (count out of 500) of each roll. Java and C# please.
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