9. Write an application that recommends a pet for a user based on the user's lifestyle. Prompt the user to enter whether he or she lives in an apartment, house, or dormi- tory (1, 2, or 3) and the number of hours the user is home during the average day. The user will select an hour category from a menu: (1) 18 or more; (2) 10 to 17; (3) 8 to 9; (4) 6 to 7; or (5) 0 to 5. Print your recommendation based on the fol- lowing table: Residence House House House Hours Home 18 or more 10 to 17 Fewer than 10 10 or more Fewer than 10 6 or more Recommendation Pot-bellied pig Dog Snake Cat Apartment Apartment Dormitory Dormitory Fewer than 6 Save the file as PetAdvice.java in the Chapter.05 folder on your Student Disk. Hamster Fish Ant farm

9. Write an application that recommends a pet for a user based on the user's lifestyle. Prompt the user to enter whether he or she lives in an apartment, house, or dormi- tory (1, 2, or 3) and the number of hours the user is home during the average day. The user will select an hour category from a menu: (1) 18 or more; (2) 10 to 17; (3) 8 to 9; (4) 6 to 7; or (5) 0 to 5. Print your recommendation based on the fol- lowing table: Residence House House House Hours Home 18 or more 10 to 17 Fewer than 10 10 or more Fewer than 10 6 or more Recommendation Pot-bellied pig Dog Snake Cat Apartment Apartment Dormitory Dormitory Fewer than 6 Save the file as PetAdvice.java in the Chapter.05 folder on your Student Disk. Hamster Fish Ant farm

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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