Answer:
You can answer this very easily by considering which of the circumstances affect the end user and which affect the developer:
1) Didn't use comments in the code
- affects developers
2) User complaints about language used in the program
- affects users
3) The variables have meaningless names
- affects developers
4) The program should have used a loop
- affects developers
5) The numeric results are incorrect
- affects users
Your answers then are 2 and 5, spoken languages and incorrect output will very much affect the user experience.
Answer: I took a high school robotics class when I was in 5th grade and I don't even understand your code there aren't any instructions other than <em>"</em><em><u>Consider</u></em><u>"</u> the following code you may want to improve your question
Answer:
Hello attached is the Java program written to solve the problem
The Pet.java and Dog.java files are unaltered
Explanation:
The input and output codes are attached as well i.e the second image is the input while the third image is the output code
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