Provide the user a menu of options for movement: let keys 8,4,2, and 6 be north , west, south, and east respectively. Whenever a user selects one of these options output you moved direction where direction is the appropriate direction . If the user enters zero, which is also a menu option, exit. Write a code in Java that results like test case examples . Test Case 1Which direction would you like to move? \n[8] North An[4] West \n[2] South \n[6] East \n[0] Exit \n2 ENTERYou moved south. \nWhich direction would you like to move? \n[8] North \n[4] West \n[2] South n[6] East \n[0] Exit \n4 ENTERYou moved west. \nWhich direction would you like to move? \n[8] North \n[4] West \n[2] South \n[6] East \n[0] Exit \n6 ENTERYou moved east. \nWhich direction would you like to move? \n[8] North In[4] West in[2] South \n[6] East \n[0] Exit \n8 ENTERYou moved north. \nWhich direction would you like to move? \n[8] North \n[4] West \n[2] South \n[6] East \n[0] Exit \n0ENTER Test Case 3Which direction would you like to move? \n[8] North \n[4] West \n[2] South \n[6] East \n[0] Exit \n6 ENTERYou moved east. \nWhich direction would you like to move? \n[8] North \n[4] West \n[2] South \n[6] East \n[0] Exit \n6 ENTERYou moved east. \nWhich direction would you like to move? \n[8] North \n[4] West \n[2] South \n[6] East \n[0] Exit \n6 ENTERYou moved east. \nWhich direction would you like to move? \n[8] North \n[4] West \n[2] South \n[6] East \n[0] Exit \n0 ENTER

Provide the user a menu of options for movement: let keys 8,4,2, and 6 be north , west, south, and east respectively. Whenever a user selects one of these options output you moved direction where direction is the appropriate direction . If the user enters zero, which is also a menu option, exit. Write a code in Java that results like test case examples .

Provide the user a menu of options for movement: let keys 8,4,2, and 6 be north , west, south, and east respectively. Whenever a user selects one of these options output you moved direction where direction is the appropriate direction . If the user enters zero, which is also a menu option, exit. Write a code in Java that results like test case examples .

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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