Programming using Java Hands On - Control Structures

Programming using Java Hands On - Control Structures | Print Message

Print Message

Write a progam to display a message "Welcome to object oriented programming"

Sample Output 1:

Welcome to object oriented programming

Result Description
Summary of tests
 *Note: All the test cases might not have same weightage
+------------------------------+
|  1  test run/ 1  test passed |
+------------------------------+

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