Please check images for the rest of the question and provide code with comments and explanations.  Thank you. Write a set of static methods, to make console input simpler. Consider that the only console input method using the Scanner class is inputString(), shown below; include it in your solution. This means you are not permitted to use the Scanner class in any of your methods. public static String inputString () { Scanner scan = new Scanner (System.in); // attach to console return ( scan.next() ); // return next string from input console stream } Example of calling and testing this method in your main(): String str = inputString(); // get input from console, assign to str displayln ("Input A is: " + str); // display input string displayln ("Input B is: " + inputString() ); // get input and d

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Write a set of static methods, to make console input simpler.

Consider that the only console input method using the Scanner class is inputString(), shown below; include it in your solution. This means you are not permitted to use the Scanner class in any of your methods.


public static String inputString ()
{
Scanner scan = new Scanner (System.in); // attach to console
return ( scan.next() ); // return next string from input console stream
}
Example of calling and testing this method in your main():
String str = inputString(); // get input from console, assign to str
displayln ("Input A is: " + str); // display input string
displayln ("Input B is: " + inputString() ); // get input and display

Implement the following static methods, and include statements to test each (such as the example abobe).
Input method headers:
public static int inputInt () – inputs an int from the consle
public static double inputDouble () – inputs a double from the console
public static char inputChar (0 – inputs a single char (character) from the console
public static boolean inputBool () – inputs a boolean values (true, false)
Combo prompt & input method headers:
public static int inputlnt (String prompt) – displays the prompt to the console, and inputs an int
public static int inputDouble (String prompt) – displays the prompt to the console, and inputs a double
Example:
double val = inputDouble ("Enter a value: ");
displayln ("Input C is
// display prompt ("Enter a value" and get input
// display input value
+ val);
Hints:
don't forget the String methods, and wrapper class methods (Integer.parselnt(), Double.parseDouble(), ... ) to convert from
String to other data types
apply the concept of overloading, and that the methods can call inputString(), or each other, to reduce repeating code
Submission:
include a call for each method in your main() method and display the inputted value; capture all that is displayed on the
console (hoth related output user innut).
Transcribed Image Text:Implement the following static methods, and include statements to test each (such as the example abobe). Input method headers: public static int inputInt () – inputs an int from the consle public static double inputDouble () – inputs a double from the console public static char inputChar (0 – inputs a single char (character) from the console public static boolean inputBool () – inputs a boolean values (true, false) Combo prompt & input method headers: public static int inputlnt (String prompt) – displays the prompt to the console, and inputs an int public static int inputDouble (String prompt) – displays the prompt to the console, and inputs a double Example: double val = inputDouble ("Enter a value: "); displayln ("Input C is // display prompt ("Enter a value" and get input // display input value + val); Hints: don't forget the String methods, and wrapper class methods (Integer.parselnt(), Double.parseDouble(), ... ) to convert from String to other data types apply the concept of overloading, and that the methods can call inputString(), or each other, to reduce repeating code Submission: include a call for each method in your main() method and display the inputted value; capture all that is displayed on the console (hoth related output user innut).
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