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Chapter 5, Problem 10PE
Program Plan Intro
The Twelve Days of Christmas
Program plan:
- Import necessary package.
- Create a class “TwelveDays”,
- Define the method “main ()”,
- Declare the necessary variables.
- Assign the value returned from the method “get_Choice()”.
- Check whether the choice is greater than or equal to “4”,
- Set the suffix to “th”.
- Otherwise, check whether the choice is “3”,
- Set the suffix to “rd”.
- Otherwise, check whether the choice is “2”,
- Set the suffix to “nd”.
- Otherwise,
- Set the suffix to “st”.
- Print the choice with the day of Christmas song.
- Execute switch statement for the given choice,
- If the choice is “12”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
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- If the choice is “11”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- If the choice is “10”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- If the choice is “9”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- If the choice is “8”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- If the choice is “7”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- If the choice is “6”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- If the choice is “5”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- If the choice is “4”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- If the choice is “3”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- If the choice is “2”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- If the choice is “1”,
- Print the corresponding messages until “break” occurs.
- Exit the switch using “break”.
- If invalid choice entered, print invalid message by default.
- If the choice is “11”,
- If the choice is “12”,
- Define the method “get_Choice()”,
- Declare the necessary variables.
- Assign the value entered into the dialog box.
- Parse the input.
- Return the choice.
- Define the method “main ()”,
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