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Before we start, did you try solving the workbook yourself?

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If not, please click the link in the resources folder and follow the instructions for this workbook.

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Welcome to Workbook 4.4.

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Task one is to start by picking up the user's choice.

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We already have an INT variable here called choice, so here we can say choice is equal to scan dot

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next int.

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And pick up whatever integer they input.

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Task two is to write a function, so we'll say public static.

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The function is going to be void because there is no return type specified.

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The function is called draw.

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And it expects to receive an integer when called so int choice and inside the function body we need

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to draw either a butterfly, an elephant, a bear or a snake, depending on what the choice is.

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So we'll use a switch statement to compare the choice against a list of cases.

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In the event that it's case one, then we're going to print a butterfly.

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Let's copy and paste this a few more times.

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So if it's case one.

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Then we're going to use the following print statement to print our butterfly.

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Don't forget your brake keyword.

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If it's case two, then the user chose to draw an elephant.

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Okay.

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If it's case three.

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Then the user chose to draw.

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Teddy bear.

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The case for.

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They want to draw a snake.

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And now if they choose something that isn't one, two, three or four, then nothing is going to happen.

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Really, I don't feel like putting in any error messages.

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So you can keep the default statement, you can remove.

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It doesn't matter.

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And now we're down to task number three, where we call the draw function and pass in the user's choice.

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So we will call draw choice.

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And that is all.

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We can visualize the runtime starting from here.

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So I will choose to draw a bare.

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The next end function waits for me to enter an integer.

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I enter three, it picks it up, and then we set choice equal to the return value.

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Then we pass in a value of three into the draw function, as we call it.

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We'll step inside of the draw function.

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A choice of three will match the following case, in which case it's just going to draw a teddy bear.

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And then the break key word breaks the switch statement.

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Thus reaching the end of our function.

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And there you have it, a nice, cute little teddy bear.

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I hope you enjoyed this breakpoint session.