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Write a program called Super_Digit.java with a recursive function called superDigit. The function must return the calculated super digit as an integer.
- If 'x' has only 1 digit, then its super digit is 'x'
- Otherwise, the super digit of 'x' is equal to the super digit of the sum of the digits of 'x'
- Hint: use a combination of n%10 and n/10
The output should look like what is given below. Please give an editable code.
Transcribed Image Text:Example output 1 :
Enter n: 148
Super digit of 148 is : 4
Explanation:
super_digit(148) 1+4+8= 13
super_digit(13) 1+3= 4
super_digit(4) =4
Example output 2:
Enter n: 12356
Super digit of 12356 is : 8
Explanation:
super_digit(12356) 1+2+3+5+6=17
super_digit(17) 1+7= 8
super_digit(8) =8
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