The program will ask the user for some basic information (Name, Age, Address, etc.) then the program will store these in variable that can be used in other java classes. In a different class make it so that the method will accept an array of the user information. Then check if the user's name and address match those found in an array if they match then output "User not eligible for NBI Clearance" else print vice- versa. The main class will inherit the previously described class and call on the method to check if the user is eligible.

The program will ask the user for some basic information (Name, Age, Address, etc.) then the program will store these in variable that can be used in other java classes. In a different class make it so that the method will accept an array of the user information. Then check if the user's name and address match those found in an array if they match then output "User not eligible for NBI Clearance" else print vice- versa. The main class will inherit the previously described class and call on the method to check if the user is eligible.

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337669405

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter9: Advanced Modularization Techniques

Section: Chapter Questions

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