Project: Using Switch-Case and Nested If Statements

Question 1

When you write the two user-defined methods for this exercise, you may use the same method, but must run it several times in the program

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false

Question 2

What Java keyword is used to indicate a method that will not return a value?

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void

Question 3

Which of the following is used to define a publicly available method?

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access modifier

Question 4

Which word best describes what “void” means in a Java program?

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no result

Question 5

What is the difference between the use of ; and the use of { in Java programs?

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The semicolon (;) ends statements, and the curly bracket ( { ) begins code blocks.

Question 6

Suppose you are programming with Java code and want the ability to restrict some use, yet for some steps make things public. What code would be best?

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access modifier

Question 7

Which keyword describes the scenario of “no value returned” when working with methods in Java?

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void

Question 8

Which two options represent access modifiers for a user-defined method?

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public, private

Question 9

Suppose you are writing Java code for repetitive actions and want to be able to use certain blocks as needed. What would be best to use?

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user-defined method

Question 10

Complete the sentence.

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E-waste

Project: Using Switch-Case and Nested If Statements Answers