JAVA PROGRAMMING-LMS INTEG.MINDTAP
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Chapter 2, Problem 10RQ
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The Java statement “System.out.println(“w\nxyz”);” prints w on one line and xyz on the next line.
Hence, the correct answer is option “C”.
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Question 2 [50 points]:
Write a Java program that reads from the user the result of a match between 2 teams in the
FIFA World Cup in a single line. Then computes and prints the winning team or indicates
that the teams tied!
Test your code when the winning team is the first one, when the winning team is second one
and when the match is drawn.
Hint: The user should insert the 4 values in the same line using only one prompt message.
Sample run1:
Insert the result of the match:
England 1 2 Italy
Italy is the winning team
Sample run2:
Insert the result of the match:
Brazil 1 1 Argentina
Brazil and Argentina tied!
Sample run3:
Insert the result of the match:
England 3 1 Brazil
England is the winning team
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