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A+ Computer Science-Input Worksheet 1 PART 1 DIRECTIONS: Fill in each blank belo

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A+ Computer Science-Input Worksheet 1 PART 1 DIRECTIONS: Fill in each blank below Word bank - java.util Scanner nexto I (netinto hetDouble nextLine) nextong) I nextByte() AUiScanneris the import needed to use Scanner rext lt is the Semer method used to input an ineger 2. .et DoubleC) next L) is the Scanner method used to input a double is the scanner method used to input a one word String. is the Scanner method used to input a one line String. 4,- 5. PART 2 DIRECTIONS: Fill in the missing code in each blank Scanner keyboard new Scanner (System.in): int intone-0 double doubleOne-o short shortOne 0; byte byteone-0 i out print ("Enter an integer intone out.print("Enter a double :: doubleone . out.print( Enter a short shortone- out print ("Enter a byte byteone C A Computer Science-Input Worksheet-www.apluscompsci.com

Explanation / Answer


All PART 1 answers are correct

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PART 2

Scanner class object created is: keyboard

(1)   Reading an integer

   Scanner class method nextInt() reads a single integer value from console
  
   intOne = keyboard.nextInt();
  
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(2) Reading a double

   Scanner class method nextDouble() reads a single double value from console
  
   doubleOne = keyboard.nextDouble();
      
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(3) Reading a short

   Scanner class method nextShort() reads a short value from console
  
   shortOne = keyboard.nextShort();
  
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(4) Reading a byte

   Scanner class method nextByte() reads a byte from console
  
   byteOne = keyboard.nextByte();

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