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Write method headers (declarations) for methods with the foloowing descriptions:

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Question

Write method headers (declarations) for methods with the foloowing descriptions:(Note: the method should not return anything if not necessary.)

1. A method that returns the sum of its two input parameters,which are doubles.

2. A method that takes a string as a parameter and returns the same string, with a period appended.

3 A method that prints out the time of day to the console.

4. A method that takes an array of strings as a parameter and appends a period to each string.

5. A method that takes an array of strings as one parameter appends the contents of a second parameter (a string) to each string.

6. A method that returns true if its interger parameter is even, false otherwise.

7. A method that returns the integer that is closest to its double parameter, without being grater.

8. A method that takes two one-dimensional arrays of int's as input and returns a two dimensional array that is the concatenation of the two input arrays.

9. A method that returns the number of columns in a two-dimensional array of doubles

10. A method that takes an array of int's as one parameter adds the value of a second parameter (an int) to each item in the array.

11. A method that takes a two-dimensional array of int's as a parameter and searches the array for the second parameter, returning true if the second parameter matches any of the integers in the array, and false otherwise.

Explanation / Answer

Method headers

1.
public double sumTwo(double x, double y)

2.
public String periodAppend(String x)

3.
public static void printTime()

4.
public static void addArrayPeriod(String arr[])

5.
public static void addArrayString(String arr[], String str)

6.
public static boolean evenOdd(int x)

7.
public static int integerNearest(double x)

8.
public static int[][] oneTwo(int a[], int b[])

9.
public static int numCols(double arr[][])

10.
public static void addInt(int arr[], int x)

11.
public static boolean search(int arr[][], int x)

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