Assume that the following variables have been properly declared and initialized.

1. a boolean variable named rsvp

2. an int variable named selection, where 1 represents "beef", 2 represents "chicken", 3 represents "pasta", and all other values represent "fish"

3. a String variable named option1

4. a String variable named option2

Write a code segment that will print true if the strings option1 and option2 contain the same values and will print false otherwise

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Aubrie Savage

Computers & Technology

22 December, 00:48

Assume that the following variables have been properly declared and initialized.

1. a boolean variable named rsvp

2. an int variable named selection, where 1 represents "beef", 2 represents "chicken", 3 represents "pasta", and all other values represent "fish"

3. a String variable named option1

4. a String variable named option2

Write a code segment that will print true if the strings option1 and option2 contain the same values and will print false otherwise

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Bailee Ayers · Answer 1

if (option1. equals (option2)) {

rsvp = true;

}

System. out. println (rsvp);

A full program is given in the explanation section

Explanation:

import java. util. Scanner;

public class Option {

public static void main (String[] args) {

boolean rsvp = false;

int selection;

String option1, option2;

Scanner in = new Scanner (System. in);

option1 = in. next ();

option2 = in. next ();

if (option1. equals (option2)) {

rsvp = true;

}

System. out. println (rsvp);

}

}