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NeTakaya
4 years ago
11

Write a Java method that takes as input two integers and returns a boolean. Your method returns true if the first is equal to th

e second and false otherwise. Show how your method could be called with some example data. You do not need to write out an entire program, just the method and a line or two showing how this method could be called.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Gnesinka [82]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

// testNumber method is declared

// with a Boolean return type

// It take 2 arguments

public static boolean testNumber(int number1, number2){

return number1 == number2;

}

testNumber(4, 10);

testNumber(17, 17);

Explanation:

testNumber(4, 10) will return false.

testNumber(17, 17) will return true.

The method is written in Java and well commented.

The method takes two arguments; number1 and number2. Then it return the result of the Boolean expression; number1 == number2

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Answer:

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Explanation:

1) class_circle.h

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#include<iomanip>

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private:

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double x,y,rad;

cout<<"Enter xPos yPos circle 1 :";

cin>>x>>y;

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{

cout<<"\n\nEnter radius for circle 1 :";

cin>>rad;

}while(rad <= 0);

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cout<<"\n\nEnter xPos yPos circle 2 :";

cin>>x>>y;

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{

cout<<"\n\nEnter radius for circle 2 :";

cin>>rad;

}while(rad <= 0);

circ2.setX(x);

circ2.setY(y);

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cout<<setprecision(6)<<endl;

cout<<"\n\nInformation for Circle 1:"<<endl;

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cout<<"diameter: "<<circ1.diameter()<<endl;

cout<<"area: "<<circ1.area()<<endl;

cout<<"circumference: "<<circ1.circumference()<<endl;

cout<<"distance from the origin: "<<circ1.distanceToOrigin()<<endl;

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cout<<"location:( "<<circ2.getX()<<" ,"<<circ2.getY()<<" )"<<endl;

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cout<<"area: "<<circ2.area()<<endl;

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obtainCircles();

printCircleInfo();

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#include "class_circle.h"

int main()

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CircleDriver myDriver;

myDriver.run();

return(0);

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Enter radius for circle 1 :100.0

Enter xPos yPos circle 2 :50.0 0.0

Enter radius for circle 2 :100.0

Information for Circle 1:

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diameter: 200

area: 31415.9

circumference: 628.318

distance from the origin: 50

Information for Circle 2:

location:( 50 ,0 )

diameter: 200

area: 31415.9

circumference: 628.318

distance from the origin: 50

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Process returned 0 (0x0) execution time : 18.245 s

Press any key to continue.

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