Answer:
PrintWriter variable = new PrintWriter("output.txt");
Explanation:
There are two ways of declaring a reference variable in programming.
One way is
Reference Variable-name = new Reference ("some texts here");
While the other is
Reference Variable-name;
Variable-name = new Reference ("some texts here");
Both ways are valid ways of reference variable declaration.
In the question above, the reference is PrintWriter, it points to output.txt and the question says "write a single statement";
Hence, we make use of
PrintWriter variable = new PrintWriter("output.txt");
A reference variable is declared to be of a specific type and that type can never be changed.
Answer:
Thx Man i actully didnt think of it before
(Hey do u wanna rp btw (roleplay
Explanation:
def main():
print("This is meant for me to learn about different types of people.")
<em>#print("What is your favorite animal")</em>
favAnimal = input("What is your favorite animal?")
<em>#print("Wow that's a really cool animal.")
</em>
<em> #print("Do you know how to speak different languages")</em>
answer = input("Do you know how to speak different languages")
if(answer == "yes"):
print("That's amazing")
else:
print("You don't know how to speak different languages don't sweat it neither do I.")
main()
1. We have to comment/remove all those lines with the print () method that contain questions and "must" accept user input, because in the variable declaration the questions with the input are already printed.
2. Since there are no curly braces in Python, you should use tabs instead.
Jesse should use the customize prompt under appearance menu to customize the necessary details she want to emphasize. The customize prompt allows the users to personally edit certain information to their personal tastes, in such a way that, the customized information will easily grab the attention of the target group.
