1-List the three types of Java methods discussed during lecture. Explain how each method type is...
1-List the three types of Java methods discussed during lecture. Explain how each method type is used.
2- Describe the two contexts of a Java-class as discussed during lecture.
3- What is the purpose of the Java "new" keyword?
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