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Pearson Sign in Mail - Josue Velazq... CSC 15 Chapter 4 lab This lab has two different problems. In this lab you are going to provide different options for the user to choose from Your program must provide the exact same output provided including "a" or "an". Requirements: You must use good style: meaningful variable names and good, consistent indentation All the I/O input/output) must be done in the run method. In addition to the main method you MUST have two other methods, one for each problem. For descriptions of these methods, see the requirements for the problems below. The main method calls the method run. You need to create a Scanner object in the main • The run method will: public static void run(Scanner kb) o Have a for loop to allow the user to run the program multiple times. In the for loop • Call the method getOption to get the user's option.. Option one is problem 1 and option 2 is problem 2. • Base on the selected option(use conditional statements) • Get the input for problem • Call the appropriate method to process that input. You must pass the user's input to this method • Display the appropriate result public static String getOption(Scanner kb) Search

i need help getting this program running

Answer 1

Explanation::

• Code in JAVA is given below
• Please read comments for better understanding of the code
• Output is given at the end of the code

Code in JAVA::

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Methods {

   public static void main(String[] args) {
       /**
       * Declaring Scanner class object named kb
       * */
       Scanner kb = new Scanner(System.in);
       /**
       * Calling the run() method
       * */
       run(kb);
       kb.close();
   }
  
   public static void run(Scanner kb) {
       /**
       * An integer variable named n is declared and we will store how many
       * times this program needs to be run as per user input
       * */
       int n;
       System.out.print("How many times do you want to run this program? ");
       n = kb.nextInt();
      
       /**
       * Running for loop for n times
       * */
       for(int i=1;i<=n;i++) {
           /**
           * An String variable named option is declared
           * and we call the getOption() method
           * */
           String option = getOption(kb);
           if(option.equals("sentence analyzer")) {
               String sentence;
               kb.nextLine();
               System.out.print("\nEnter the sentence: ");
               sentence = kb.nextLine();
               String answer = sentenceAnalyser(sentence);
               System.out.println("The given sentence is an "+answer+".");
           }else if(option.equals("probable season")) {
               double temp;
               System.out.print("\nEnter the temperature in degree Fahenheit: ");
               temp = kb.nextDouble();
               String answer = probableSeason(temp);
               System.out.println("The probable season is "+answer);
           }
           System.out.println();
       }
   }
   public static String getOption(Scanner kb) {
       int choice;
       System.out.println("\nChoose any one from below");
       System.out.println("Enter 1 for Problem 1");
       System.out.println("Enter 2 for Problem 2");
       System.out.print("Enter: ");
       choice = kb.nextInt();
       if(choice==1) {
           return "sentence analyzer";
       }else if(choice==2) {
           return "probable season";
       }
       return "unknown choice";
   }
   public static String sentenceAnalyser(String sentence) {
       /**
       * integer variable length will store length of the string sentence
       * */
       int length = sentence.length();
      
       /**
       * An char variable named lastChar will store last character of sentence string
       * */
       char lastChar = sentence.charAt(length-1);
      
       if(lastChar=='.') {
           return "declarative";
       }else if(lastChar=='?') {
           return "interrogative";
       }else if(lastChar=='!') {
           return "exclamatory";
       }
       return "unknown sentence type";
   }
   public static String probableSeason(double temp) {
       if(temp>110 || temp<-5) {
           return null;
       }
       if(temp>=90) {
           return "summer";
       }else if(temp>=70 && temp<90) {
           return "spring";
       }else if(temp>=50 && temp<70) {
           return "fall";
       }else {
           return "winter";
       }
   }
}

OUTPUT:

How many times do you want to run this program? 7

Choose any one from below
Enter 1 for Problem 1
Enter 2 for Problem 2
Enter: 1

Enter the sentence: Hello World!
The given sentence is an exclamatory.

Choose any one from below
Enter 1 for Problem 1
Enter 2 for Problem 2
Enter: 2

Enter the temperature in degree Fahenheit: 45.78
The probable season is winter

Choose any one from below
Enter 1 for Problem 1
Enter 2 for Problem 2
Enter: 2

Enter the temperature in degree Fahenheit: -10
The probable season is null

Choose any one from below
Enter 1 for Problem 1
Enter 2 for Problem 2
Enter: 1

Enter the sentence: Are you ok?
The given sentence is an interrogative.

Choose any one from below
Enter 1 for Problem 1
Enter 2 for Problem 2
Enter: 1

Enter the sentence: We are dominant on earth.
The given sentence is an declarative.

Choose any one from below
Enter 1 for Problem 1
Enter 2 for Problem 2
Enter: 1

Enter the sentence: well done
The given sentence is an unknown sentence type.

Choose any one from below
Enter 1 for Problem 1
Enter 2 for Problem 2
Enter: 2

Enter the temperature in degree Fahenheit: 90
The probable season is summer

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