public static void findNextBirthday(int bmonth, int bday)

{

// assume this method is defined properly

}

// How would a programmer properly call on the method above?

Group of answer choices

1-findNextBirthday(2,4);

2-Scanner.findNextBirthday(x,y);

3-date = findNextBirthday();

4-findNextBirthday("February", 4);

How can a single if structure evaluate multiple expressions?

Group of answer choices

1 An if structure must use constants

2 There are several ways that this can happen: using else if, && and ||

3 An if structure does not evaluate expressions, it is used for prompting

4 An if structure can only evaluate a single expression

Which best describes the char data type?

Group of answer choices

a char contains values A-Z or a-z and is non-numeric

a char is a primitive data type and is assigned a value using single quotes ' '

a char is a String, but with a length of 1

a char is a result of overcooking user input

Describe the purpose of Scanner and the methods associated with it.

(A good answer would be 3-5 complete sentences and may include an example - syntax-perfect code is not expected)

// assume that this code is in the proper class/method setting

public static final int startPoint = 10;

for(int count = startPoint, count >= 0, count--)

{

System.out.println(count + "!");

}

// Which best describes the code snippet above?

Group of answer choices

The for loop should use ; to separate its 3 sections instead of ,

The line with "public static final" will not work. A final int is not valid.

This is a loop that counts down from the startPoint constant down to zero

The line with the println statement will not work. You cannot combine an int and string with +

What does a JAVA object contain?

Group of answer choices

methods and data

objective data and subjective data

parameters and return

numeric data and text data

// assume that this code is in the proper class/method setting and GME is a defined integer

if(GME < 0)

{

System.out.println("done")

}

if(GME > 0 && GME < 1000)

{

System.out.println("hold")

}

if(GME >= 1000)

{

System.out.println("profit")

}

// What is true about the code above?

Group of answer choices

This code would run, but would give a warning for using &&

This code would run, but would be better structured using "else if"

This code would not run - this comparison should be done in a loop

This code would not run - an int like GME cannot be compared using <

Which of the following best describes a parameter?

Group of answer choices

a parameter is a value sent back from a method to the location that called

a parameter is a value that is final and accessible anywhere in a class

a parameter is a value sent into a method

a parameter is a value that accumulates other values, usually inside of a loop