Question

Write a program in Java called CatChoir. It assumes the availability of a class called Cat (do NOT write the Cat class, just assume it is available), and the two Cat methods purr and meow. The program creates 2 Cat objects and sends each of them a purr messages and two meow messages. Neither the constructor for Cat nor its methods require any arguments. The methods are void.

Answer 1

public class CatChoir {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Cat cat1 = new Cat();
        Cat cat2 = new Cat();
    
        System.out.println("Cat 1 purr " + cat1.purr());
        System.out.println("Cat 1 purr " + cat1.meow());
        System.out.println("Cat 1 meow " + cat1.meow());
        
        System.out.println("Cat 2 purr " + cat2.purr());
        System.out.println("Cat 2 purr " + cat2.meow());
        System.out.println("Cat 2 meow " + cat2.meow());
            
    }

}