Building Java Programs: A Back To Basics Approach, Loose Leaf Edition (5th Edition)
Building Java Programs: A Back To Basics Approach, Loose Leaf Edition (5th Edition)
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Author: Stuart Reges, Marty Stepp
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 3.1, Problem 8SCP
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Program plan:

  • Create a class “MysteryTouch”,
    • Define the function “main()”,
      • Declare and initialize the String variable “head” with the value “shoulders”.
      • Declare and initialize the String variable “knees” with the value “toes”.
      • Declare and initialize the String variable “elbow” with the value “head”.
      • Declare and initialize the String variable “eye” with the value “eyes and ears”.
      • Declare and initialize the String variable “ear” with the value “eye”.
      • Call the method “touch()” with the arguments “ear”, and  “elbow”.
      • Call the method “touch()” with the arguments “elbow”, and  “ear”.
      • Call the method “touch()” with the arguments “head”, and  “elbow” in which “elbow” is a string value.
      • Call the method “touch()” with the arguments “eye”, and  “eye”.
      • Call the method “touch()” with the arguments “knees”, and  “Toes” in which “Toes” is a string value.
      • Call the method “touch()” with the arguments “head”, and  (“Knees”+ Knees) in which (“Knees”+ Knees) is a string concatenation.
    • Define the method “touch()”,
      • Print the output.

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