A. Complete the method named outsideIn3().The method has one input: a String str that isat least 3 characters long and of odd length.The output of the method is a new String wherethe middle character has been removed and placedboth at the beginning and end.Examples:outsideIn3("Cartons") returns "tCaronst" // t removed and placed at bothoutsideIn3("Hip") returns "iHpi" //i removed placed at both ends.outsideIn3("Barbara Ann") returns "rBarbaa Annr" //2ndr removed@param str the String to process@return a new String as described above.*/public String outsideIn3(String str)// Complete the method here* * * 35B. Complete the method named alarmClock();36You are given a day of the week,with Sun = 0, Monand a boolean indicating if you are on vacation.Your method should return a String of the form"7:00" indicating when the alarm clock should ring.On weekdays, the alarm should be "7:00" and onthe weekend it should be "10:00". Unless you areon vacation-then on weekdays it should be "10:00"and weekends it should be "off".37381, Tue = 2, ... Sat = 6,%D394041424344454647Examples:alarmClock(1, false) returns "7:00"alarmClock(5, false) returns "7:00"alarmClock(0, false) returns "10:00"alarmClock(0, true) returns "off"4849505152@param day an int representing the day of the week.@param onVacation is true if you are on vacation@return the time the alarm should go off*/5354555657public String alarmClock(int day, boolean onVacation)5859// Complete the method here* *

Code: public String outsideIn3(String str) { int i = str.length() / 2; String newString="";…

A. Complete the method named outsideIn3(). The method has one input: a String str that is at least 3 characters long and of odd length. The output of the method is a new String where the middle character has been removed and placed both at the beginning and end.

A. Complete the method named outsideIn3(). The method has one input: a String str that is at least 3 characters long and of odd length. The output of the method is a new String where the middle character has been removed and placed both at the beginning and end.

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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