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1) Create a method called SUM that takes in two ints as arguments. Return the sum of the two numbers. 2)Create a method called EVEN that takes in an intas an argument. Return the number if it is even. If it is not even, return -1 3)Create method called BIGGER that takes in 3 ints as parameters. Return the number that is greatest.
If the two or three biggest numbers are equal, return any of them. 4)Create a method called BETWEEN that takes in two ints as arguments. You can assume the first number is smaller than the second number. Create a loop that prints (horizontally) all the numbers between the two ints (inclusively). 5)Create a method called ODDBETWEEN that takes in two ints. Create a loop that prints all the ODD numbers between the two numbers (inclusively).
6) Create a method called SIX that takes in an int as an argument . Return the number multiplied by 6. 7)Create a method called OKAY that takes in three ints as arguments. Return the average as a double. 8) Create a method called GRADE that takes in a double. Print A if the number is greater than 3.9, B if the number is between 3.0 and 3.9, C if the number is between 2 and 2.9, D if the number is between 1 and 1.9, and F if the number is 0. 9. Create a methodk called looper that takes in an int and a string as arguments. Print (vertically) the word that number of times. 10. Create a method that takes in two strings. Return the word with the least amount of letters. If both strings have the same amount of letters, report both strings (in any order).
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11. Create a method called WORDLENGTH that takes in a string and an int. If the word has as many letters as the number, return the word. If not, return “no”. 12. Create a method called EVENWORD that takes in a string as an argument. If the string has an even amount of letters, return the string. If it does not, return “No”.

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