java ### Checkpoint 3.59#### Problem Statement:Assume the variables `name1` and `name2` reference two different `String` objects, containing different strings. Write code that displays the strings referenced by these variables in alphabetical order.```java________ { System.out.println(name1); System.out.println(name2); } else { System.out.println(name2); System.out.println(name1); }```#### Task:Fill in the blank.#### Incorrect Attempt:An attempt was made to fill in the blank with: ```java+ " comes before " + name1 + " alphabetically.");``` This resulted in an incorrect response, as marked by the red 'X' and the message "Incorrect. Try again."### Solution Explanation:To correctly display `name1` and `name2` in alphabetical order, you need to compare the two strings using the `compareTo` method of the `String` class. Here is the correct code:```javaif (name1.compareTo(name2) < 0){ System.out.println(name1); System.out.println(name2);}else{ System.out.println(name2); System.out.println(name1);}```### Detailed Explanation:1. **String Comparison:** - `name1.compareTo(name2) < 0` checks if `name1` is alphabetically before `name2`. The `compareTo` method returns: - A negative integer if `name1` comes before `name2`. - Zero if `name1` and `name2` are equal. - A positive integer if `name1` comes after `name2`.2. **If-Else Structure:** - If the condition `name1.compareTo(name2) < 0` is true, `name1` is printed first followed by `name2`. - If the condition is false, `name2` is printed first followed by `name1`.This ensures that the strings are always printed in alphabetical order.Remember to always test the logic with different strings to ensure correctness.

Checkpoint 3.59 Assume the variables name1 and name2 reference two different String objects, containing different strings. Write code that displays the strings referenced by these variables in alphabetical order. System.out.println(name1); System.out.println(name2); } else { System.out.println(name2); System.out.println(name1); } Fill in the blank. + namel + alphabetically.");| + comes before

Checkpoint 3.59 Assume the variables name1 and name2 reference two different String objects, containing different strings. Write code that displays the strings referenced by these variables in alphabetical order. System.out.println(name1); System.out.println(name2); } else { System.out.println(name2); System.out.println(name1); } Fill in the blank. + namel + alphabetically.");| + comes before

Database System Concepts

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