Add the following constants in the class definition, before the main method:
private final static float START_COST = 1.5f;
private final static float HIGH_TARIFF = 0.5f;
private final static float LOW_TARIFF = 0.25f;
private final static int FIXED_MINS = 2;
private final static int HIGH_TARIFF_MINS = 10;
Then add this to the main method you already had:
float price = START_COST;
if (x > FIXED_MINS) {
if (x <= HIGH_TARIFF_MINS) {
price += HIGH_TARIFF*(x-FIXED_MINS);
}
else {
price += HIGH_TARIFF*(HIGH_TARIFF_MINS-FIXED_MINS)
+ LOW_TARIFF*(x-HIGH_TARIFF_MINS);
}
}
System.out.printf("A %d minute call costs %.2f", x, price);
Answer:
ooh I have a I phone computer
192.168 suggests class C networks which have a 24 bit netmask (255.255.255.0) but you haven't provided enough info, like the netmask of a working machine, to be definite.
Answer:
There was a mistake in the question. The question included a possible answer. I agreed with the answer given and provide an explanation why I agreed with the answer given.
ANSWER: The laptop's wireless radio is toggled to the off position
Explanation:
Since the laptop technician has verified full system functionality before the customer picked up the item then the problem is likely a setting issue. For the technician to test the wireless connectivity and was satisfied, it means the wireless LAN card was installed and the antennas are working to verify there are no hardware issues. The correct device driver must have been installed as well. Since other users can connect to the WAP it means it is not an external problem. All that is left to check is if the wireless radio is ON or OFF. The customer must have mistakenly toggled the wireless radio OFF and he needs to turn it on in other to connect to the Wireless Access Point.
Answer:
1. Understand your audience
2. Add a header
3. Put a face to the name
4. Write a professional headline
5. Be contactable
6. Summarize your story
7. Showcase your experience
8. Let your network speak for you
Hoped this helped
