This program asks the user to enter 5 numbers, storing them in an array of ints. Then the program outputs the smallest of those numbers and makes a Point object store the array's first two numbers as its coordinates. Finally, the program inputs the user's last name and outputs "Hello Mx." followed by their last initial. You can see sample output at the end of this file.

This program asks the user to enter 5 numbers, storing them in an array of ints. Then the program outputs the smallest of those numbers and makes a Point object store the array's first two numbers as its coordinates. Finally, the program inputs the user's last name and outputs "Hello Mx." followed by their last initial. You can see sample output at the end of this file.

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

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Chapter12: Exception Handling

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