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kicyunya [14]
3 years ago
10

35 POINTS

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Ierofanga [76]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Complete the program as follows:

1. Replace

String combo =

with

String combo = customerOrder.substring(0);

2. Replace

Integer comboNumber =

with

Integer comboNumber = Integer.parseInt(combo);

Explanation:

Required

Fill in the missing codes

From the code given, there are only two gaps to be filled and they are:

1. String combo =

2. Integer comboNumber =

1. String combo =

The first is to get the first index of customerOrder using substring.

The syntax of this is:

variable.substring(0);

In this case, the syntax will be replaced with:

<em>String combo = customerOrder.substring(0);</em>

Where customerOrder represents the string variables

2. Integer comboNumber =

This is to convert combo from string to integer using parseInt

This is done as follows:

Integer comboNumber = Integer.parseInt(combo);

<em>See attachment for complete code</em>

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