Question

JAVA

Applying the concept of method overloading, create, compile and run a Java program that calculates and displays the result for each overload:

Given int P = 30, double Q = 50.00, float R = 70.5 • First overload: return P + 1/3P

• Second overload: return Q + 1/2Q

• Third overload: return R + 1/4R

Take screen captures of code and output. Program should illustrate method overloading (same method name), and appropriate use of classes, variable, and return value for each overload version.

Answer 1

CODE

public class Main {

public static double func1(int P) {

return P + (1.0/3.0) * P;

}

public static double func1(double Q) {

return Q + (1.0/2.0) * Q;

}

public static double func1(float R) {

return R + (1.0/4.0) * R;

}

public static void main(String[] args) {

System.out.println(func1(30));

System.out.println(func1(50.00));

System.out.println(func1((float)70.5));

}

}