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I just uploaded a picture on my assignment and you guys answered with the answer but I'm have trouble when I run the code it doesn't tell me "the water temperature" I'll send the assignment and what I got
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Chapter 3 Project - new Fall 10-21-20....
Chapter 3 Project
Project Name: Chpt3_Project
Class Name: Chpt3_Project
Write a Java program that generates a random number between
50 and 150 that represents the temperature in Celsius of a pot of
boiling water on a stove, and determine if the water is hot
enough to cook the following vegetable:
Beans: cook at 100 degrees Celsius
Inputs: The program must prompt the user for the temperature
that beans cook at.
Enter the temperature in Celsius that beans cook at:
Output: The program should tell the user if the water is hot
enough to cook the beans.
The water temperature is <temp> Celsius and is <hot or not
hot> enough to cook beans.
Example of a program run: Run the program three times and
take a screen snipit after each run.
Step 1. Create an algorithm (either flowchart or pseudocode)
that
will use to write the program. Place the algorithm in a
you
Word document.
Step 2. Code the program in Eclipse and test the program to
verify it works correctly. Be sure to run the program three
times.
Step 3. Use the Snip It tool in Windows or a similar tool on the
Mac to cut and paste the Eclipse Console output window into
the same Word document as the algorithm in Step 1.
Note: the water temperature you show will be different than
below because it is a random number.
|<terminated> Chpt3_Project [Java Application] C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-14.0.2\bin\javaw.exe (Oct 21, 2020 10:10:16 AM – 10:10:20 AM)
Enter the temperature in Celsius that beans cook at: 100
The water temperature is 78 Celsius and is not hot enough to cook beans.
<terminated> Chpt3_Project [Jaaplication] C:\Program Files\Javaljdk-14.0.2\bin\javaw.exe (Oct 21, 2020 10:11:01 AM – 10:11:06 AM)
Enter the temperature celsius that beans cook at: 100
The water temperaturs 59 Celsius and is not hot enough to cook beans.
<terminated> Chpt3_Project [Java Application] C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-14.0.2\bin\javaw.exe (Oct 21, 2020 10:11:32 AM – 10:11:36 AM)
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Chapter 3 Project - new Fall 10-21-20....
Chapter 3 Project
Project Name: Chpt3_Project
Class Name: Chpt3_Project
Write a Java program that generates a random number between
50 and 150 that represents the temperature in Celsius of a pot of
boiling water on a stove, and determine if the water is hot
enough to cook the following vegetable:
Beans: cook at 100 degrees Celsius
Inputs: The program must prompt the user for the temperature
that beans cook at.
Enter the temperature in Celsius that beans cook at:
Output: The program should tell the user if the water is hot
enough to cook the beans.
The water temperature is <temp> Celsius and is <hot or not
hot> enough to cook beans.
Example of a program run: Run the program three times and
take a screen snipit after each run.
Step 1. Create an algorithm (either flowchart or pseudocode)
that
will use to write the program. Place the algorithm in a
you
Word document.
Step 2. Code the program in Eclipse and test the program to
verify it works correctly. Be sure to run the program three
times.
Step 3. Use the Snip It tool in Windows or a similar tool on the
Mac to cut and paste the Eclipse Console output window into
the same Word document as the algorithm in Step 1.
Note: the water temperature you show will be different than
below because it is a random number.
|<terminated> Chpt3_Project [Java Application] C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-14.0.2\bin\javaw.exe (Oct 21, 2020 10:10:16 AM – 10:10:20 AM)
Enter the temperature in Celsius that beans cook at: 100
The water temperature is 78 Celsius and is not hot enough to cook beans.
<terminated> Chpt3_Project [Jaaplication] C:\Program Files\Javaljdk-14.0.2\bin\javaw.exe (Oct 21, 2020 10:11:01 AM – 10:11:06 AM)
Enter the temperature celsius that beans cook at: 100
The water temperaturs 59 Celsius and is not hot enough to cook beans.
<terminated> Chpt3_Project [Java Application] C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-14.0.2\bin\javaw.exe (Oct 21, 2020 10:11:32 AM – 10:11:36 AM)
Enter the temperature in Celsius that beans cook at: 100
The water temperature is 118
sius
and is hot enough to
ook
11
78
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