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Programming using Java Hands On - Control Structures | Print Customer Details

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Print Customer Details

Help Mr.Ben who is a programmer, in developing a registration form on console. Customers will not just input data, but also view the details once he/she finishes the registration. 

Sample Input 1:

Enter your name:Jany

Enter age:25

Enter gender:Female

Hailing from:Mexico


Sample Output 1:

Welcome, Jany

Age:25

Gender:Female

City:Mexico


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