Microsoft Visual C#
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Author: Joyce, Farrell.
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To find the method amongst the given options.
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b. Methods are easily reusable.
c. All of these are true.
d. Because all methods must be stored in the same class, they are easy to find.
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- Takes 1 String parameter- Prints out “Hello” + the String argument
2) Method 2:- Requests an int and a String input from the user and stores them in local variables in main()- Create a method which takes these two values as parameters- Call a Math library method of your choice (like Math.abs(int i) or Math.exp(int i) or something else) with the int parameter value in your method and print the result of it along with the String you passed in.
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