Computers and Technology, 22.01.2021 01:00 tayjohn9774
Write a program that asks for the name and number of points scored by two basketball players.
Print out the players scores in alphabetical order according to the players names user the string method compareTo.
Then print which player scored more points. Here is an example output and what I have so far:
-Example output-
Enter player one’s name:
Tracy
Enter player two’s name:
Karen
Enter Tracy’s score
13
Enter Karel’s score
20
Karel scored 20 points
Tracey scored 13 points
Karel wins!
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