Jump to level 1 The program gets an input value into variable numHours. Write code that outputs the value of variable numHours. End with a newline. Ex: If the input is 2, then the output is: 2 Ex: If the input is 5, then the output is: 5 Note: • Our autograder automatically runs your program several times, testing different input values each time to ensure your program works for any values. This program is tested three times: first with the input 2, then with the input 5, and finally with a random input. • The input values like 2 or 5 should not explicitly be written in the code, since numHours will contain the input. 1 import java.util.Scanner; 2 3 public class Output Test { 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 E 15} public static void main(String[] args) { new Scanner(System.in); } Scanner scnr int numHours; // The following statement gets an input value and puts that value into variable numHours numHours scnr.nextInt (); /* Your code goes here */ 3 5

Thanks a lot for your answer, but the output is far from what i wanted,  "Open conversation" is together  To edit my Question above, i think its better if its start from conversation to Open and then conversation to Open and so on,  i want to go through it all...   here more details for you--- conversation #FAQ_Saturday_Branch @acc-inv:دوام الفروع متى يداومون 09/21/2022 @ 2:50 PM   Open ----------------------------- then : conversation #FAQ_Branch_Working_Hours @duration:متى متى دوام الفروع عندكم 09/21/2022 @ 2:50 PM   Open -------------- then :    conversation #FAQ_Branch_Working_Hours @duration:متى صالات المطار 09/21/2022 @ 2:50 PM   Open   ~AND SO ON~

To adjust the playback frequency by one octave, you can send the command "INC FREQ" to increase the frequency, and "DEC FREQ" to decrease the frequency. These commands will increment or decrement the playback frequency in one-octave steps, effectively doubling or halving the frequency. It's important to ensure that the adjusted frequency remains within the human hearing range, which spans from 20Hz to 20kHz. #include <avr/io.h> #include <stdint.h> #include "buzzer.h" // Values used to write to the TCA0.SINGLE.PERBUF register. #define TONE1_PER 10256 //10241 #define TONE2_PER 12210  //12179 #define TONE3_PER 7680 #define TONE4_PER 20576  //20483 uint16_t elapsed_time = 0; volatile uint16_t display_time = 20; void buzzer_on(const uint8_t tone) {     static const uint16_t periods[4] = {TONE1_PER, TONE2_PER, TONE3_PER, TONE4_PER};     if (elapsed_time < display_time){         TCA0.SINGLE.PERBUF = periods[tone];         TCA0.SINGLE.CMP0BUF = periods[tone]*0.5;…

Question4 Write a script using ping and fping that does the following: asks for your first and last names, does six pings with ping, then one ping with fping simply to say a system is alive, then I want the software to say Hello your name> The system ip address> is alive (or) not alive. Please provide the screenshots.