Write a method called justFirstAndLast that takes a single String name and returns a new String that is only the first and last
name.
You may get a name with a middle name or multiple middle names but you should ignore those.
You can assume that there will be at least two names in the given String.
Java
public String justFirstAndLast(String name)
{
}
You may get a name with a middle name or multiple middle names but you should ignore those.
You can assume that there will be at least two names in the given String.
Java
public String justFirstAndLast(String name)
{
}
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Answer:
following are the program to the given question:
Program:
x = 0#defining an integer variable that holds a value
if x < 0:#defining if that checks x less than 0
print("This number ", x, " is negative.")#print value with the message
else:#defining else block
if x > 0:#defining if that checks x value greater than 0
print(x, " is positive")#print value with message
else:#defining else block
print(x, " is 0")#print value with message
if x < 0:#defining another if that checks x less than 0
print("This number ", x, " is negative.")
elif (x > 0):#defining elif block that check x value greater than 0
print(x, " is positive")#print value with message
else:#defining else block
print(x, " is 0")#print value with message
Output:
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Explanation:
In this code, an x variable is defined which holds a value that is "0", in the next step nested conditional statement has used that checks the x variable value and uses the print method that compares the value and prints its value with the message.
In another conditional statement, it uses if that checks x value less than 0 and print value with the negative message.
In the elif block, it checks x value that is greater than 0 and prints the value with the positive message, and in the else block it will print the message that is 0.
