1. Write the method named shift3() You are given a String str. Return a new String where all of the characters are "shifted" by 3. Here is the algorithm to do this 1. Visit each character in the String 2. Create a new char by adding 3 3. Store the new character in the output string Examples: shift3("hello") returns "khoor" shift3("cat") returns "fdw" shift3("frog") returns "iurj" @param str the String to start with @return the rotated String as described here

1. Write the method named shift3() You are given a String str. Return a new String where all of the characters are "shifted" by 3. Here is the algorithm to do this 1. Visit each character in the String 2. Create a new char by adding 3 3. Store the new character in the output string Examples: shift3("hello") returns "khoor" shift3("cat") returns "fdw" shift3("frog") returns "iurj" @param str the String to start with @return the rotated String as described here

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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