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Lory and here's your smoke du jour reminding you that

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the best data type for a canoe is lote all

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right put up with in the following is a correct

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implementation of the print method All right string song is

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in our name and here your potential answers what three

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you don't okay let's get to it Which of these

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is the best implementation of the paddling song classes Print

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method Well the main idea behind the current method seems

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to be print paddling songs song name song artist and

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paddler name to the console We can start out by

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getting rid of option c and e without thinking twice

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they're being declared as private methods Well a method you

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can't call would be like a cake You can't eat

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a dog you can't pet or monster truck can't both

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fear and admire option a public method nice but it's

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calling the classes access her methods to grab the data

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inside the variables that's unnecessary since the print method already

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lives inside the paddling song class option b does the

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same thing but just looks a little different because it's

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printing each data point on its own line with three

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separate print line statements instead of the new line escape

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sequence is being used in option a Well don't listen

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to be it's Just trying to confuse us Option d

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does everything by the book a public class with a

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print statement that summons the proper data members and even

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what's each one on its own line Yeah not that 00:01:32.335 --> [endTime] it off options

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