Create a Java class called "Person" with the following instance variables: a String variable named "name" an integer variable named "age" Create a constructor for the Person class that takes in a String parameter "name" and an integer parameter "age" and initializes the instance variables with those values. Create a method in the Person class called "introduce" that returns a String introducing the person, including their name and age. In the main method, create a new instance of the Person class and pass in the values "John" and 30 for the name and age parameters, respectively. Then, call the "introduce" method on the new instance and output the result to the console. Output: "Hi, my name is John and I am 30 years old." Finally, create another instance of the Person class with a different name and age, and call the "introduce" method on that instance as well. Output: "Hi, my name is Jane and I am 25 years old."
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Create a Java class called "Person" with the following instance variables:
- a String variable named "name"
- an integer variable named "age"
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Create a constructor for the Person class that takes in a String parameter "name" and an integer parameter "age" and initializes the instance variables with those values.
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Create a method in the Person class called "introduce" that returns a String introducing the person, including their name and age.
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In the main method, create a new instance of the Person class and pass in the values "John" and 30 for the name and age parameters, respectively. Then, call the "introduce" method on the new instance and output the result to the console.
Output: "Hi, my name is John and I am 30 years old."
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Finally, create another instance of the Person class with a different name and age, and call the "introduce" method on that instance as well.
Output: "Hi, my name is Jane and I am 25 years old."
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