EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING
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ISBN: 9781305480537
Author: FARRELL
Publisher: CENGAGE LEARNING - CONSIGNMENT
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Chapter 6, Problem 1DE
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To fix the error in given program and to debug it.
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Program Plan:
To fix the error in given program and to debug it.
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To fix the error in given program and to debug it.
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To fix the error in given program and to debug it.
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SAMPLE RUN BELOW (user entry in bold)
Welcome to the book program!
Would you like to create a book object? (yes/no): yEs (yEs, Yes,..., No, NO,nO...etc all acceptable entries)
Enter the author, title and the isbn of the book separated by /: Ericka Jones/Java made Easy/458792132
Got it!
Now, tell me if it is a bookstore book or a library book (enter BB for bookstore book or LB for library book): BSB (Lb, bB...etc all acceptable entries)
Oops! That’s not a valid entry. Please try again: Bookstore
Oops! That’s not a valid entry. Please try again: bB
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Is it on sale? (yes/no): yes (yEs, Yes,..., No, NO,nO...etc all acceptable entries)
Deduction percentage: 15% (Enter this as a percentage)
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