Author: James D. Skrentny, skrentny@cs.wisc.edu
        copyright 2009-2012 all rights reserved

Below are the 3 scenarios for tracing/understanding the flow
of execution of methods. What is output by each scenario?

Note: We'll assume the methods are in the same class so
that we can use the method call shortcut.


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* SCENARIO 1 *
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public static void main(...) {
	S.o.pln("What does this program display?");

	methodA();
	methodB();
	methodC();
			
	S.o.pln("!");
}

public static void methodA() {
	S.o.p("S");
	S.o.p("p");
}

public static void methodB() {
	S.o.p("I");
	S.o.p("f");
}
public static void methodC() {
	S.o.p("F");
	S.o.p("y");
}

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* SCENARIO 2 *
**************

public static void main(...) {
	S.o.pln("What does this program display?");

	methodA();

	S.o.pln("!");
}

public static void methodA() {
	S.o.p("c");

	methodB();

	S.o.p("O");
}

public static void methodB() {
	S.o.p("R");

	methodC();

	S.o.p("t");
}

public static void methodC() {
	S.o.p("Y");
	S.o.p("p");
}

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* SCENARIO 3 *
**************

public static void main(...) {
	S.o.pln("What does this program display?");

	methodA();
	methodC();

	S.o.pln("!");
}

public static void methodA() {
	S.o.pln("s");

	methodC();

	S.o.pln("-");
}

public static void methodB() {
	S.o.pln("a");
	S.o.pln("R");
}

public static void methodC() {
	S.o.pln("M");

	methodB();

	S.o.pln("t");
}