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public static void wordUp (String phrase, int count) f In the code above, which one is the name of the method? public static void wordUp public static void wordUp (String phrase, int count)[ In the code above, which one is the name of a parameter? public void wordUp phrase class Main I public static void main(String args) \{ printAscii(59,5): // \#1 printAscii(110,3); //\#2 printBackwards("Java",3); // \#3 printBackwards("Methods", 4); //\#4 \} public static void printAscii (int start, int howMany) //#5 for (int i= start; i=0;i)[ System.out.print(word.charAt(i)): 1 System.out.print(" "); 3 System.out.println("'); 3 \} In the code above, which line \# is a call to the printBackwards method? \#1 #3 \#5 \#6 class Main f public static void main(String[] args) [ printAscii(59,5); //\#1 printAscii(110,3); //\#2 printBackwards("Java",3); // \#3 printBackwards("Methods", 4); //\#4 J public static void printAscii (int start, int howMany) //\#5 for (int i= start; i=0; count =0;i1) System.out.print(word.charAt(i)): ] System.out.print(" "); 3 System.out.println("'); 3 \} In the code above, which line \# is the definition of the printAscii method? \#1 #3 #5 #6 In the code above, what is the best label or description for the numbers 59 and 5? They are arguments They are parameters They are methods They are variables How can you recognize the parameter list in the method definition? It comes at the front (left side) of the signature It comes right before the parentheses It is inside the parentheses It comes after the curly bracket ? In the code above, the method call does not have anything in the parentheses. What does this mean? The method has no name The method has no parameters The method has no definition The method has no call public static void printBackwards (String word, int times)\{ //\#6 for (int count =0; count =0;i) l System.out.print(word.charAt(i)); \} System.out.print(" "); \} System.out.println("'"); \} The code above is a method definition. Which of the following is the correct call to that method printAscii(59,5); printBackwards("Thing", 5); printBackwards(5,"Thing"); printBackwards(): Where can you find the 'body' of the method definition? In the call between the curly brackets between the parentheses In the signature Which is a true statement about method definition and call? The method gets defined once, but can be called many times The method gets called once, but can be defined many times The method call happens inside of the method definition The method definition happens inside the method call