E Back to Home 7. Baby's Age by CodeChum Admin Walking home, Cody was amazed that people could grow so old and wondered If he, a robot, would also be able to grow like that. Suddenly, he heard a sharp cry nearby, and i tumed the comer, he saw a baby. Cody never saw a baby before, plus, he was never a baby himself so he was really surprised that something could be that young. Cody asked the baby his age and the baby replied through crying, "My age is the product of The Programmer's age and your teacher's age all of which is divided by Peter's age then added by 1" Cody quickly inputted all the ages. she Input 1. The Programmer's age 2. Teacher's age 3. Peter's age Output The first line will contain a message prompt to Input The Programmer's age. The second line will contain a message prompt to input the teacher's age. The third line will contain a message prompt to input Peter's age. The fourth line will contain the age of the baby. Enter The Programmer's age: 10 Enter the teacher's age: 10 Enter Peter's age: 20 Baby's age -6

E Back to Home 7. Baby's Age by CodeChum Admin Walking home, Cody was amazed that people could grow so old and wondered If he, a robot, would also be able to grow like that. Suddenly, he heard a sharp cry nearby, and i tumed the comer, he saw a baby. Cody never saw a baby before, plus, he was never a baby himself so he was really surprised that something could be that young. Cody asked the baby his age and the baby replied through crying, "My age is the product of The Programmer's age and your teacher's age all of which is divided by Peter's age then added by 1" Cody quickly inputted all the ages. she Input 1. The Programmer's age 2. Teacher's age 3. Peter's age Output The first line will contain a message prompt to Input The Programmer's age. The second line will contain a message prompt to input the teacher's age. The third line will contain a message prompt to input Peter's age. The fourth line will contain the age of the baby. Enter The Programmer's age: 10 Enter the teacher's age: 10 Enter Peter's age: 20 Baby's age -6

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EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter1: Creating Java Programs

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1GZ

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