(16) 6. You want to write a Java application that creates a while loop that runs until the user enters a 0 as input. Each time the while loop runs, it displays a menu of three choices as will be shown in the sample run below. When the program reads in the user's choice, that choice should be read in as a String called choiceStr. Then, choiceStr should be converted into an int called choice by using the code below: int choice = Integer.parseInt(choiceStr); If the user enters a 1 for choice == 1, the program will print "Choice 1" to the screen. If the user enters a 2 for choice == 2, the program will print "Choice 2" to the screen. Here is a sample run: 0 - to quit 1 to print Choice 1 2 to print Choice 2 Enter choice: 1 Choice 1 0 - to quit 1 to print 2 to print Enter choice: 1 Choice 1 Choice 2 Choice 1 0 - to quit 1 to print Choice 1 2 to print Choice 2 Enter choice: 2 Choice 2 0 - to quit 1 to print Choice 1 2 to print Choice 2 Enter choice: 0

(16) 6. You want to write a Java application that creates a while loop that runs until the user enters a 0 as input. Each time the while loop runs, it displays a menu of three choices as will be shown in the sample run below. When the program reads in the user's choice, that choice should be read in as a String called choiceStr. Then, choiceStr should be converted into an int called choice by using the code below: int choice = Integer.parseInt(choiceStr); If the user enters a 1 for choice == 1, the program will print "Choice 1" to the screen. If the user enters a 2 for choice == 2, the program will print "Choice 2" to the screen. Here is a sample run: 0 - to quit 1 to print Choice 1 2 to print Choice 2 Enter choice: 1 Choice 1 0 - to quit 1 to print 2 to print Enter choice: 1 Choice 1 Choice 2 Choice 1 0 - to quit 1 to print Choice 1 2 to print Choice 2 Enter choice: 2 Choice 2 0 - to quit 1 to print Choice 1 2 to print Choice 2 Enter choice: 0

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter15: Recursion

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