Problem 12
Still Using Variables
Write a program that stores your name and year of graduation into variables, and displays their values on the screen.
Make sure that:
- you use two variables
- the variable that holds your name is the best type for such a variable
- the variable that holds the year is the best type for that variable.
Also make sure that your variable names are descriptive: the name of a variable should always relate to its contents.
The template for your output will be:
My name is {name} and I'll graduate in {year}.
E.g.,
My name is Juan Valdez and I'll graduate in 2020.
In the correct code, the values "Juan Valdez"
and 2020
will be stored in variables before printing.
You’re doing it wrong if your source code looks like this:
System.out.println( "My name is Juan Valdez and I'll graduate in 2020." );
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Adapted from ProgrammingByDoing.com
©2013 Graham Mitchell
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