Debugging a code involves finding and fixing the errors in a code.
The errors in the code are as follows:
- <em>Class name</em>
- <em>Print statements</em>
- <em>Variable declarations</em>
- <em>Input statements</em>
- <em>If condition</em>
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<u>The class name </u>
The class name of the program is <em>U3_L5_Activity Two</em>
A class name cannot <em>contain space</em>; instead you make use of an <em>underscore.</em>
So, the correct class name is: <em>U3_L5_Activity_Two or U3_L5_ActivityTwo</em>
<u>The print statement</u>
Java differentiates lower and upper case letters.
The print statements in the program begin with a <em>small letter s</em>. This is wrong
So, the correct statements are:
- <em>System.out.println("Enter two numbers");</em>
- <em>System.out.println(b + " is a multiple of " + a);}</em>
- <em>System.out.println(b + " is not a multiple of " + a);</em>
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<u>The declaration and the input statements</u>
Variables a and b were declared wrongly, and the input statements are also wrong.
The correct statements are:
- <em>int a = scan.nextInt();
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- <em>int b = scan.nextInt();
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<u>The condition</u>
The if condition is not properly formatted.
The correct statement is: <em>iif(b%a == 0)</em>
Hence, the correct code is:
<em>import java.util.Scanner;
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<em>public class Main{
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<em>public static void main(String[] args) {
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<em> Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
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<em> System.out.println("Enter two numbers");
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<em> int a = scan.nextInt();
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<em> int b = scan.nextInt();
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<em> if(b%a == 0){
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<em> System.out.println(b + " is a multiple of " + a);}
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<em> else{
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<em> System.out.println(b + " is not a multiple of " + a);
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<em> }
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<em>}
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<em>}</em>
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