Create a program "Method Tests" which will contain a number of methods all called from the main method. 1) Method 1: - Takes 1 String parameter - Prints out "Hello" + the String argument 2) Method 2: - Requests an int and a String input from the user and stores them in local variables in main() - Create a method which takes these two values as parameters - Call a Math library method of your choice (like Math.abs(int i) or Math.exp(int i) or something else) with the int parameter value in your method and print the result of it along with the String you passed in. Example: Say int num entered by user is -10 And String str entered by user is "Fairfield" Then if you use Math.abs(num), then output would be: "10 Fairfield" 3) Method 3: Requests two double values from the user and stores them in local variables in main() - Create a method which takes these two values as parameters The method will use Math library functions to: - o Print the square root of the 1st parameter o Print the log of the 2nd parameter o Print the value of the 1st parameter raised to the power of the 2nd parameter
Create a program "Method Tests" which will contain a number of methods all called from the main method. 1) Method 1: - Takes 1 String parameter - Prints out "Hello" + the String argument 2) Method 2: - Requests an int and a String input from the user and stores them in local variables in main() - Create a method which takes these two values as parameters - Call a Math library method of your choice (like Math.abs(int i) or Math.exp(int i) or something else) with the int parameter value in your method and print the result of it along with the String you passed in. Example: Say int num entered by user is -10 And String str entered by user is "Fairfield" Then if you use Math.abs(num), then output would be: "10 Fairfield" 3) Method 3: Requests two double values from the user and stores them in local variables in main() - Create a method which takes these two values as parameters The method will use Math library functions to: - o Print the square root of the 1st parameter o Print the log of the 2nd parameter o Print the value of the 1st parameter raised to the power of the 2nd parameter
Chapter3: Using Methods, Classes, And Objects
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