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Chapter 2, Problem 5PE
a.
Program Plan Intro
NauticalMiles
Define the class “NauticalMiles”.
- Define the main method.
- Declare and initialize the required variable.
- Calculate the given value in kilometers.
- Calculate the given values in miles.
- Print eh value of nautical miles.
b.
Program Plan Intro
Nautical Miles Interactive
Program Plan:
Define the class “NauticalMilesInteractive”.
- Define the main method.
- Declare and initialize the required variable.
- Calculate the given value in kilometers.
- Calculate the given values in miles.
- Print eh value of nautical miles.
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