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Write the following static methods. assume the reference variable input for the scanner class and any global variables mentioned are already declared. use printf.
a. a method called tickets() that prompts for the number of tickets to be purchased and stores it in a global variable called nooftickets. think about the data type.
b. overload the method coded in 1a above so that it accepts the number of tickets and the price for a ticket through its parameter list, and returns the cost for the ticket(s). no prompts are needed.
c. a value-receiving method that accepts the cost for a ticket purchase and adds it to a global variable called monthlyfun.
d. a method that accepts yearlyfun and yearlyfunbudget through its parameter list and tests to see if yearlyfun is over-budget, under-budget, or on-budget. if it is over-budget return the message "way too much fun! over-budget! "; under-budget return "little more fun! under-budget! "; and on-budget "just the right fun! " on-budget! ". no prompts are needed.
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