Create a function named "printday" that will be given an integer representing the day of the week (1=monday, 2=tuesday, …, 7=sunday) and will print the name of the day of the week. for example, a call of printday(1) would print "monday":

// Method name is printDay .

// It receives a parameter of type int, called n

// Since the method does not return a value, the return type is set as 'void' .

public void printDay(int n){   //Begin of method header

// Write a nested if...else statement to

// check what the value of n is .

// Ff n is 1, print Monday

if(n == 1){

 System.out.println("Monday");

}

//or if n is 2, print Tuesday

else if(n == 2){  

 System.out.println("Tuesday");

}

//or if n is 3, print Wednesday

else if(n == 3){

 System.out.println("Wednesday");

}

//or if n is 4, print Thursday

else if(n == 4){

 System.out.println("Thursday");

}

//or if n is 5, print Friday

else if(n == 5){

 System.out.println("Friday");

}

//or if n is 6, print Saturday

else if(n == 6){

 System.out.println("Saturday");

}

//or if n is 7, print Sunday

else if(n == 7){

 System.out.println("Sunday");

}

//else, the user must have entered a value that is not within range.

//print 'invalid value' in the case.

else {

 System.out.println("Invalid value");

}

}           //Close of method header

Explanation:

The above code has been written using Java's syntax. Please go through the comments in the code for the explanation of every segment of the code.

Hope this helps!

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