a. Write a Java method called longestWord that takes one argument which is a single-dimension array of String of name words and return the longest string which has maximum number of characters. b. In the main method, • define an array of String named sentence with10 items. read from the user the 10 words and store them in the array sentence. • call the method longestWord to determine the longest word and then print it.

a. Write a Java method called longestWord that takes one argument which is a single-dimension array of String of name words and return the longest string which has maximum number of characters. b. In the main method, • define an array of String named sentence with10 items. read from the user the 10 words and store them in the array sentence. • call the method longestWord to determine the longest word and then print it.

Database System Concepts

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

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