Tyrannosauroidae include basal members (e.g. Eotyrannus, Dil…
Tyrannosauroidae include basal members (e.g. Eotyrannus, Dilong, and Aviatyrannis) and more advanced clade Tyrannosauridae (which includes Tyrannosaurus rex). Discuss the key differences between the basal members and Tyrannosauridae, and talk about their evolutionary trend.
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#21 Within the main method, write the code that will declare a String variable named word with the initial value of “beekeeper”, and will then print the location of the third occurrence of the letter ‘e’ in the word. The output message will say “The location of the third e in beekeeper is xxxx”. Your code replaces xxxx with the location of the third e in the word… be careful here. b is at location 0. Hint: Use a built-in String method. Note: hard coding the location will give you zero points for the problem. In main: public static void main(String args[]) { //declare your variable(s) here and initialize //find the location of the third ‘e’ //print that location }
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#14 Write the code for a method called sumNumbers which adds all its given parameters together and returns the result of this addition. Given information for the method: Access Control public Method Type static Return Type double Name sumNumbers Input Parameter 1 Type double Input Parameter 1Name value1 Input Parameter 2 Type int Input Parameter 2 Name value2 Input Parameter 3 Type double Input Parameter 3 Name value3 To get full credit you must write the entire method code. Write your code below:
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#18 Write the code for a method named findAreaOfCircle that is public, static and receives one input parameter named radius of type double and returns a double. This method calculates the area of a circle for the provided radius and then returns the result of this calculation. Be sure to write the method header and the method body. The formula for area of a circle is the following: area =
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