Given three int variables that have been declared and given values, areaCode, exchange, and lastFour, write a String expression whose value is the String equivalent of each these variables joined by a single hyphen (-) So if areaCode, exchange, and lastFour, had the values 800, 555, and 1212, the expression ‘s value would be “800-555-1212”. Alternatively, if areaCode, exchange, and lastFour, had the values 212, 867 and 5309 the expression ‘s value would be “212-867-5309”.

By Matthew Maennche | May 28, 2014 |
Java

LANGUAGE: JAVA CHALLENGE: Given three int variables that have been declared and given values, areaCode, exchange, and lastFour, write a String expression whose value is the String equivalent of each these variables joined by a single hyphen (-) So if areaCode, exchange, and lastFour, had the values 800, 555, and 1212, the expression ‘s value would…

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write a String expression whose value is the String equivalent of each these variables  joined by a single hyphen (-) So if areaCode, exchange, and lastFour, had the values  800, 555, and 1212, the expression’s value would be “800-555-1212”.

By Matthew Maennche | December 15, 2013 |
Java

LANGUAGE: JAVA CHALLENGE: Given three int variables that have been declared and given values, areaCode, exchange, and lastFour, write a String expression whose value is the String equivalent of each these variables  joined by a single hyphen (-) So if areaCode, exchange, and lastFour, had the values  800, 555, and 1212, the expression’s value would be “800-555-1212”. Alternatively, if…

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