Java - Methods
About the Lecture
The lecture Java - Methods by Zachary Kingston is from the course Java Programming for Beginners. It contains the following chapters:
- Methods and Functions
- Switch Statement
- Create a new Function in Main Method
- Celcius to Kelvin Conversion
Author of lecture Java - Methods
Zachary Kingston
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Excerpts from the accompanying material
... Exercise 5.1 Methods become very useful when we want to perform an action multiple times. An example of a repeat task is when we are attempting to reach a value by guessing. Write a Java method that will generate a random integer and ...
... want to perform an action multiple times. An example of a repeat task is when we are attempting to reach a value by guessing. Write a Java method that will generate a random integer and check it against an input value. To generate a random integer, we can use: int x = new java.util. Random().next Int(100); SOLVED IN ATTACHED JAVA CLASS FILE 2) ...
