Respuesta :
Answer:
The output of the given incorrect program as follows:
Output:
500 beans in 3 jars yields totalBeans total
Explanation:
The correct program to this question as follows:
Program:
//defining class
public class Main //class-name BeansInJars
{
//Declaring main method
public static void main(String a[]) //main method
{
int numBeans = 500,numJars = 3, totalBeans = 0; //defining integer variables and assigning value
//use of print function
System.out.print(numBeans); //print values
System.out.print( " beans in ");//print message
System.out.print(numJars ); //print values
System.out.print( " jars yields ");//print message
totalBeans = numBeans * numJars; //calculating multiplication
System.out.print(totalBeans); //print values
System.out.print(" total");//print message
}
}
Output:
500 beans in 1500 total
Explanation of the above program as follows:
- In the above java program, a class that is " BeansInJars" is declared inside the class the main method is defined, which contains three integer variables, which are "numBeans, numJars, and totalBeans".
- In these variables, a value is assigned, that is "500, 3, and 0", and the third variable is used first two variables to calculate their multiplication.
- Inside the main method, the print function is used, which prints the first variable value then message and then multiplication.
Debugging a program involves locating and fixing the errors in a program.
- The error in the program is expressing an integer variable as string
- The fix to the error is by writing the variable properly
Locating the error
To locate the error, we simply run the program.
When the program is run, it gives no error; however, the output is incorrect.
In this case, the error in the program is expressing an integer variable as string
Fixing the error
To fix the error, we simply write the variable properly
Hence, the correct program is:
public class Main {
public static void main (String [] args) {
int numBeans = 500;
int numJars = 3;
int totalBeans = 0;
System.out.print(numBeans + " beans in ");
System.out.print(numJars + " jars yields ");
totalBeans = numBeans * numJars;
System.out.println(totalBeans + " total");
return;
}
}
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