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The method printGroupSize() has an integer parameter. Define a second printGroupSize() method that has a string parameter. The second method outputs the following in order, all on one line:
- "A group of "
- the value of the string parameter
- "."
Ex: If the input is 7 seven, then the output is:
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public class GroupSize {
publicstaticvoidprintGroupSize(intgroupSize) {
System.out.println("Order for size: "+groupSize);
}
/* Your code goes here */
publicstaticvoidmain(String[] args) {
Scannerscnr=newScanner(System.in);
intsizeOfGroup;
StringsizeInWord;
sizeOfGroup=scnr.nextInt();
sizeInWord=scnr.next();
printGroupSize(sizeOfGroup);
printGroupSize(sizeInWord);
}
}
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