Create a java program that enters 5 adjectives. Count and print all the adjective that ends with the suffix 'ful'. (Use endsWith() method in the slides Lecture on Methods.pdf) Example run: Enter an adjective: happy Enter an adjective: joyful Enter an adjective: pretty Enter an adjective: peaceful Enter an adjective: prayerful Word Count: 3

Create a java program that enters 5 adjectives. Count and print all the adjective that ends with the suffix 'ful'. (Use endsWith() method in the slides Lecture on Methods.pdf) Example run: Enter an adjective: happy Enter an adjective: joyful Enter an adjective: pretty Enter an adjective: peaceful Enter an adjective: prayerful Word Count: 3

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Chapter9: Advanced Modularization Techniques

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