Assume there is a class AirConditioner that supports the following behaviors: turning the air conditioner on and off. The following methods are provide this behavior: turnOn and turnOff. Both methods take no arguments and return no value. Assume there is a reference variable myAC to an object of this class, which has already been created. Using the reference variable, invoke a method to tell the air conditioner objection to turn off.

June 1, 2014 Matthew Maennche Java, Learn To Code 20579, Java 1
Assume there is a class AirConditioner that supports the following behaviors: turning the air conditioner on and off. The following methods are provide this behavior: turnOn and turnOff. Both methods take no arguments and return no value. Assume there is a reference variable myAC to an object of this class, which has already been created. Using the reference variable, invoke a method to tell the air conditioner objection to turn off.

LANGUAGE: JAVA

CHALLENGE:

Assume there is a class AirConditioner that supports the following behaviors: turning the air conditioner on and off. The following methods are provide this behavior: turnOn and turnOff. Both methods take no arguments and return no value.

Assume there is a reference variable myAC to an object of this class, which has already been created. Using the reference variable, invoke a method to tell the air conditioner objection to turn off.

SOLUTION:

myAC.turnOff();

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