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In Java the method with the declaration public static int aMethod(double d) is of type “int”.
Hence, the correct answer is option “B”.
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Method Overloading is a feature that allows a class to have more than one method having the same name, if their argument lists are different. Design a simple class and define a maximum method that finds the maximum of two integer values? Design an application to test that your new method is working properly. Now overload the maximum method to accept three double values and return the maximum of these three values? Finally overload the maximum method again such that it accept four double or four integer values and return the average of these four values?
Modify your main( ) application to call and test these new methods. In each case the maximum overloaded methods should return the correct maximum values. Attach you java source codes and a screenshot of the output(s).
True or False
_6. A method can return one value
___7. A method can call itself.
___ 8. A method can take more than one parameter.
9. A method can call another method which can call a third method.
10. To calculate the value of 2.53.5, you use the Java statement Math.pow(3.5, 2.5);
JAVA Write a class that calculates add, subtraction, and multiplication. The class should include the following methods:
Constructor : initialize all values to 0
getAsk() : Ask users to input two integer numbers. This method calls Distribute() method.
Distribute() : Ask users to choose which calculation he/she wants. This method calls a method that can add, subtract, or multiply based on the user's option.
CalAdd() : add two numbers
CalSub() : subtract two numbers
CalProduct() : multiply two numbers
toString() : toString method that display result of operation.
The program should be designed to test the class developed. Your program might look like the following:
public class CalculateNumTesting{
public static void main(String[] args){
CalculateNum calculation = new CalculateNum();
calculation.getAsk();
System.out.println(calculation);
}
}
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