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manuel_m // Ok I see, so the return type is boolean?
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manuel_m // Ok I see, so the return type is boolean?

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manuel_m // Oh ok my mistake.
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manuel_m // if they are same like (int day, int month, int year) do you count this as 1 or 3?
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manuel_m // if they are same like (int day, int month, int year) do you count this as 1 or 3?

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&gt; if they are same like (int day, int month, int year) do you count this as 1 or 3?<br />
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The count is 3 !<br />
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You always have to count all the parameters given in a method. It doesn't matter what type they are :-)
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> if they are same like (int day, int month, int year) do you count this as 1 or 3?

The count is 3 !

You always have to count all the parameters given in a method. It doesn't matter what type they are :-)

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Hi<br />
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As you can see the code, if the question asks you to write down the numbers of parameters and return type.<br />
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The answer would be <br />
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Number of parameters: 2 (String &amp;&nbsp;double)<br />
Return type: rentHouse ? (I'm not sure) <br />
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Thanks.<br />
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Thanks.<br />

<pre><code id="code-168636">public boolean rentHouse(String address, double weeklyRent, House rentedHouse)
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Hi

As you can see the code, if the question asks you to write down the numbers of parameters and return type.

The answer would be 

Number of parameters: 2 (String & double)
Return type: rentHouse ? (I'm not sure) 

Thanks.

Thanks.

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