Chapter 4, Problem 1PP

Write a program that outputs a certain coded language. The program should print 26 code words, each comprising one letter and one digit, for example, A0, B1, C2, D3, and so on.

Your program should not use 26 output statements!

Design your program with a class named PrintCodeword whose constructor takes an initial value for the starting value of the letter, for example D, and also an integer parameter that is the starting value of the number, for example 5. In this case, the series of codewords will be D5, E6, F7, and so on. There will always be a total of 26 codewords. If the value of letter reaches Z, it will then automatically move to A. Similarly, if the value of digit reaches 9, then it should also move automatically to 0 as shown below.

D5

E6

F7

G8

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X5

Y6

Z7

A8

B9

C0

Design your program with a public method called $\text{print}\_\text{Code}$ that outputs all the code words. Provide initial values of letters and digits from the main method class during object creation.