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Convert the following while-loop into an equivalent for-loop as closely as possible using the code snippet bank and template below. It is not enough for the loop to be functionally identical; it needs to follow any patterns mentioned in lecture.  int j = 9;while ( j > 0 ) {   j–;   System.out.println(j);   j /= 2;} for (1. _____________; 2._____________; 3._____________)  { 4. _____________;   System.out.println(j);}

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For the given code below, which lines are valid (will compile and run)? Assume each line is run independently.   public class Bean {     private static boolean small;     private int value;     public static int grow() {         return 0;     }     public double wilt() {         return 0.0;     }     public static void main(String[] args) {         Bean obj = new Bean();         1 Bean.wilt();         2 Bean.grow();         3 obj.wilt();         4 obj.grow();                                     5 System.out.println(Bean.value);         6 System.out.println(Bean.small);         7 System.out.println(obj.value);           8 System.out.println(obj.small);   } }   1  : [1]   2  : [2]   3  : [3]   4  : [4]   5  : [5]   6  : [6]   7  : [7]   8  : [8]

public double addVals(double d1, double dy) { //Other code here }  Select all of the valid overloads for the method shown above. 

Given the code below, what is printed?  public class Operations {   public static void main(String[] args) {        int num1 = 5;       int num2 = method1(num1);       System.out.print(num1 + “,”);       System.out.print(num2);     }    public static int method1(int num2) {       int num3 = num2 % 4;        num2 = num2 * 2;       return num2;   } } 

What is the output of the following code? public class Fruit {     static String type = “Banana”;     int cost = 2;     Fruit(String type, int cost) {         type = type;         cost = cost;     }     public void print() {        System.out.println(“A ” + type + ” costs ” + cost + ” dollars”);     }     public static void main(String[] args) {         Fruit fruit1 = new Fruit(“Peach”, 5);         Fruit fruit2 = new Fruit(“Strawberry”, 3);         fruit1.print();         fruit2.print();     } } 

You have a file Swamp.java and you have a driver class named Driver.java. Fill in the correct visibility modifiers so that the comments in the main method are upheld.  public class Driver {     public static void main(String[] args) {         Swamp t = new Swamp();         // each of the lines below is run independently         System.out.println(t.width);    // compiles and runs         System.out.println(t.getDepth()); // compiles and runs         System.out.println(t.depth); // compile error     } }  —— in a separate file in a different package/directory ———  public class Swamp {        1   int width;       2   int depth;       3   int getDepth() {        return depth;     }     /** no-argument constructor implemented **/ }    1  :[vis1]   2  :[vis2]   3  :[vis3]

Given the code below, what is printed?  public class Operations {   public static void main(String[] args) {        int a = 2;       int b = method1(a);       System.out.print(a + “,”);       System.out.print(b);     }    public static int method1(int b) {       int c = b / 2;       b = b + 4;       return c;   }} 

Does the following code print “Durt” to the console?  public class Test {   public static void main(String[] args) {        String a = “Dirt”;         iToU(a);         System.out.println(a);     }     public static void iToU(String b) {        b = b.replace(‘i’, ‘u’);     } } 

You have a file Bank.java and you have a driver class named Driver.java. Fill in the correct visibility modifiers so that the comments in the main method are upheld.  public class Driver {     public static void main(String[] args) {         Bank t = new Bank();         // each of the lines below is run independently        System.out.println(t.totalMoney);    // compiles and runs         System.out.println(t.getTotalMoney()); // compiles and runs        System.out.println(t.id); // compile error     } }  —— in a separate file in a different package/directory ———  public class Bank {        1   int id;       2   double totalMoney;       3   double getTotalMoney() {        return totalMoney;     }     /** no-argument constructor implemented **/ }    1  :[vis1]   2  :[vis2]   3  :[vis3]