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Q) Develop a java application that creates 2 distances perform the addition of those distance and displays their sum?





A)

class distance{
       int feet;
       int inches;
       distance(int feet , int inches)
       {
              this.feet=feet;
              this.inches=inches;
       }
       void displaydistance()
       {
              System.out.println(feet+" feet"+inches+" inchess");
       }
       static distance add (distance one,distance two)
       {
              int f=one.feet+two.feet;
              int i=one.inches+two.inches;
              if(i>=12)
              {
                     f++;
                     i=i-12;
              }
              distance d=new distance(f,i);
              return d;
       }
}//distance type created

classexecutedistance {

       public static void main(String[] args) {
              distance d1=new distance(10,9);
              System.out.println("the first distance is :");
              d1.displaydistance();
              distance d2=new distance(9,10);
              System.out.println("the second distance is :");
              d2.displaydistance();
              distance sum=distance.add(d1,d2);
              System.out.println("the sum of their distance is :");
              sum.displaydistance();

       }

}

Output :

the first distance is :
10 feet9 inchess
the second distance is :
9 feet10 inchess
the sum of their distance is :
20 feet7 inchess

-> References are local to method
-> Objects are not local to method
-> d1, d2 are local to main ()

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