Java Functions with No Parameters but with Return Values Create a function named askInput that asks the user an integer input if called. The function will return the ASCII value of the character. In the main function, call the askInput function and store the returned value in a variable and print the variable. Input 1. One line containing a character Output Enter a character: + 43

Java Functions with No Parameters but with Return Values Create a function named askInput that asks the user an integer input if called. The function will return the ASCII value of the character. In the main function, call the askInput function and store the returned value in a variable and print the variable. Input 1. One line containing a character Output Enter a character: + 43

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