ode a method called buyTickets that accepts the number of tickets (no Tickets) and the price (ticketPrice) for a ticket through its parameter list in the order indicated, and returns the cost e ticket(s). No prompts are needed. blic static //Method header. //reserveWord parameterl arithmeticOperator para er2

When a method call parameter is preceded by the word "out" in a piece of programming code, what does this imply?

Which level scope is applicable for local variables (including parameter variables) inside a method? Class level scope Method level scope Block level scope Loop level scope

The method convertVolume() has an integer parameter. Define a second convertVolume() method that has two integer parameters. The first parameter is the number of gallons and the second parameter is the number of pints. The method should return the total number of pints. Ex: If the input is 9 2, then the output is: 9 gallons yields 72 pints. 9 gallons and 2 pints yields 74 pints. Note: The total number of pints can be found using (gallons * 8) + pints. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20     import java.util.Scanner;   public class VolumeMethods { publicstaticintconvertVolume(intgallons) { returngallons*8; }   /* Your code goes here */   publicstaticvoidmain(String[] args) { Scannerscnr=newScanner(System.in); intgallonsUsed; intpintsUsed; inttotalPints1; inttotalPints2;   gallonsUsed=scnr.nextInt(); pintsUsed=scnr.nextInt();   totalPints1=convertVolume(gallonsUsed);

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Look through the method header below, then, as an example, write a call to the method.an internal void ShowValue()