Question

1. Add a happyBirthdayfunction call to the program below (but not another function definition), so Maria gets a verse, in addition to Emily and Andre. Also print a blank line between each of the verses. (There are two ways to handle the blank lines: You may either add a printlnof a blank line inside the happyBirthday function definition, or add the printlnbetween each of the calls to the function in main. Recall that if you call System.out.println() with nothing in the parentheses it just prints a blank line.)

This is the HappyBirthday.javasource file for you to modify in the Lab session:

public class HappyBirthday

{

public static void happyBirthday(String person)

{   

System.out.println ("Happy Birthday to you!");

System.out.println ("Happy Birthday to you!");

System.out.println ("Happy Birthday, dear " + person + ".");

System.out.println ("Happy Birthday to you!");

    }

    

    public static void main(String[] args)

    {   

        happyBirthday("Emily");

        happyBirthday("Andre");

    }

}

Answer 1

public class HappyBirthday {

    public static void happyBirthday(String person) {
        System.out.println("Happy Birthday to you!");
        System.out.println("Happy Birthday to you!");
        System.out.println("Happy Birthday, dear " + person + ".");
        System.out.println("Happy Birthday to you!");
        System.out.println();
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        happyBirthday("Emily");
        happyBirthday("Andre");
        happyBirthday("Maria");
    }
}