question3

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My name: Maysar Mahawi
My subject code: DPIT 111
My student number: 6548684
My email address: msmm828@uowmail.edu.au
Assignment number: 01
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package Question3;

import java.util.Scanner;  // Import the Scanner class

public class Question3 {    // a class called Question3


     public static String stringMerge (String a, String b, int c ) {      // we creating a method called stringMerge with two strings and one int


         String input1 = a.substring (0, c);    // we created a new variable with a indentifier to store the new data, 0 being the start and c being the end of the String A.

         String input2 = b.substring(c);   // created a new variable with a indentifier to store the new data, c being the start of String b with no end as to how many letters it can pick up.

         return input1 + input2; // takes input1 and input2 and store them into the method "stringMerge"


     }



    public static void main(String[] args) {     // the main() method


        Scanner inputs = new Scanner (System.in);  // scanner creates scanner object

// input 1  (String)
        System.out.print("Enter the first string: ");
        String string1 = inputs.nextLine(); // read the user input

// input 2 (String)
        System.out.print ("Enter the second string: ");
        String string2 = inputs.nextLine(); // read the user input

// input 3 (int)
        System.out.print ("Enter an index: ");
        int index = inputs.nextInt (); // Read user input

 stringMerge(string1, string2, index); // we are calling the stringMerge method

  System.out.println ("The merged string of " + string1 + " and " + string2 + " is " + stringMerge(string1, string2, index));

    }


    }

// Extra information: My comments are not as detailed since that all comments would be very similar to question 1 and 2.