Suppose SetPayment is a polymorphic (overloaded) function. The start of the SetPayment functions are shown
below; assume there is sensible code within the curley-brackets.
1. int setPayment(int) { … }
2. int setPayment(int[]) { … }
3. int setPayment(double) { … }
4. int setPayment(int, int) { … }
5. int setPayment(int, double) { … }
6. int setPayment(double, double) { … }
7. int setPayment(int, double, int) { … }
8. int setPayment(int, int, double) { … }
9. int setPayment(int, int, int) { … }
10. int setPayment(int, int, double[]) { … }
11. No corresponding method definition
Put the corresponding method above for the call below.
double y=299.98,z=567.88;
int w = 5, t=60, n = 15;
double[] darr = new double[10];
int[] iarr = new int[10];
x = setPayment(w, y);
y = setPayment(10,z, t);
z = setPayment(y, t,15);
x = setPayment(iarr);
t = setPayment(y, z);
x = setPayment(5.0);
n = setPayment(w, 2.0, y);
x = setPayment(w, iarr[w]);
x = setPayment(setPayment(darr[2]));
x = setPayment(2,t, darr);