Code a private method called days0fTheWeek that takes in a parameter day as a String. Based on the input argument, the method should return the appropriate day (eg. Monday, Tuesday..etc) using a "switch case" control structure. If the day is not within the range, it should return an appropriate error message to the user and vice versa. The code conditions should demonstrate mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive. The method should only use one return Statement. Example of output: days0fTheWeek ("2") will return " Tuesday " in terminal

Code a private method called days0fTheWeek that takes in a parameter day as a String. Based on the input argument, the method should return the appropriate day (eg. Monday, Tuesday..etc) using a "switch case" control structure. If the day is not within the range, it should return an appropriate error message to the user and vice versa. The code conditions should demonstrate mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive. The method should only use one return Statement. Example of output: days0fTheWeek ("2") will return " Tuesday " in terminal

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter7: Using Methods

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CP

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