6.6 Write a function named timesTen. The function should have an integer parameter named number. When timesTen is called, it should display the product of number times 10. (Note: just write the function. Do not write a complete program.)

   public static void timesTen(int num){

       int numTimesTen = num*10;

       System.out.println("The number "+num +" times 10 is "+numTimesTen);

   }

Explanation:

In the code snippet above which is written in Java programming language, A method (function) is created. The return type is void since this method according to the question will only give an output and not necessarily return a value.

The methods only int parameter is multiplied by 10

Using string concatenation the following output is given

The number 5 times 10 is 50: For an argument of value 5

Singular and third person

Explanation:

Second person: this answer is not correct as second person refers to pronouns such as “you, yourself” like in a recipe.

Singular: this is correct as a singular verb is when there is only one subject. You can also tell it’s a singular verb as the present tense ends with a “s”.

Plural: this is not plural because there is only one subject. Plus the present tense of the verb ends with an s so it’s not a plural verb. Plural verb’s present tense never ends with an s.

Third person: this is correct because the subject of the sentence is someone else. Third person pronouns include: “her, she, he, him, they, then” basically, third person is when you talk about someone else.

First person: this answer is not correct because first person refers to one’s self. So first person pronouns are: “I, me, myself”