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Write a program to generate 20 random numbers between 1 and 50, write them to a binary file and then read the numbers back from the file to display them on the screen along with the frequency of occurrence of each number in a nice format. Use the Random class in the java.util package for random number generation.

Please go through the scan of requirement, and the program in attachments.

What I need is the help with part of "along with the frequency of occurrence of each number in a nice format" that means if there is repeated number it should indicate it by showing the frequency of it.

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Please find the modified file Program6.java attached as 281680.java, that meets the frequency requirement.

An example run with the modified file.

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