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    The document describes a Java program that counts the number of students with the same age and city. It defines a Student class with name, age, and city attributes. The Solution class has a method that takes 3 Student objects and returns an int representing the student count that matches on age and city. The main method creates 3 Sample Student objects, calls the counting method and prints the result. The program is updated across 3 steps to change how the Student objects are created.

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    The document describes a Java program that counts the number of students with the same age and city. It defines a Student class with name, age, and city attributes. The Solution class has a method that takes 3 Student objects and returns an int representing the student count that matches on age and city. The main method creates 3 Sample Student objects, calls the counting method and prints the result. The program is updated across 3 steps to change how the Student objects are created.

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    Same Age and City

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    The document describes a Java program that counts the number of students with the same age and city. It defines a Student class with name, age, and city attributes. The Solution class has a method that takes 3 Student objects and returns an int representing the student count that matches on age and city. The main method creates 3 Sample Student objects, calls the counting method and prints the result. The program is updated across 3 steps to change how the Student objects are created.

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    /************************************/

    //-------------STEP 1----------------------------

    /**************************************

    /*******Student.java (same for all 3 case)*****/

    public class Student {

    private String name;

    private double age;

    private String city;

    public Student(String name, double age, String city) {

    this.name = name;

    this.age = age;

    this.city = city;

    public String getCity() {

    return this.city;

    public double getAge() {

    return this.age;

    }
    }

    /*********Solution.java***********/

    import java.util.*;

    public class Solution {

    public static int studentCountWithSameCityAndAge(Student s1, Student s2, Student s3) {

    int sameCount = 0;

    if ((s1.getAge() == s2.getAge()) && ((s1.getCity().equals(s2.getCity())))) {

    if ((s1.getAge() == s3.getAge()) && ((s1.getCity().equals(s3.getCity())))) {

    sameCount = 3;;

    } else {

    sameCount = 2;

    } else if ((s3.getAge() == s2.getAge()) && ((s3.getCity().equals(s2.getCity())))) {

    sameCount = 2;

    return sameCount;

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

    Student se1 = new Student("aaa",15,"mumbai");


    Student se2 = new Student("bbb",15,"mumbai");

    Student se3 = new Student("ccc",17,"mumbai");

    System.out.println(studentCountWithSameCityAndAge(se1,se2,se3));

    /***********STEP 2 : SOLUTION.JAVA **********/

    import java.util.*;

    public class Solution {

    public static int studentCountWithSameCityAndAge(Student s1, Student s2, Student s3) {

    int sameCount = 0;

    if ((s1.getAge() == s2.getAge()) && ((s1.getCity().equals(s2.getCity())))) {

    if ((s1.getAge() == s3.getAge()) && ((s1.getCity().equals(s3.getCity())))) {

    sameCount = 3;;

    } else {

    sameCount = 2;

    } else if ((s3.getAge() == s2.getAge()) && ((s3.getCity().equals(s2.getCity())))) {

    sameCount = 2;

    return sameCount;

    }
    public static void main(String[] args) {

    Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

    Student se1 = new Student(sc.nextLine(),sc.nextDouble(), sc.nextLine());

    Student se2 = new Student(sc.nextLine(),sc.nextDouble(), sc.nextLine());

    Student se3 = new Student(sc.nextLine(),sc.nextDouble(), sc.nextLine());

    System.out.println(studentCountWithSameCityAndAge(se1,se2,se3));

    /***********************STEP 3 : Solution.java *********/

    import java.util.*;

    public class Solution {

    public static int studentCountWithSameCityAndAge(Student s1, Student s2, Student s3) {

    int sameCount = 0;

    if ((s1.getAge() == s2.getAge()) && ((s1.getCity().equals(s2.getCity())))) {

    if ((s1.getAge() == s3.getAge()) && ((s1.getCity().equals(s3.getCity())))) {

    sameCount = 3;;

    } else {

    sameCount = 2;

    } else if ((s3.getAge() == s2.getAge()) && ((s3.getCity().equals(s2.getCity())))) {


    sameCount = 2;

    return sameCount;

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

    Student se1 = new Student("aaa",15,"delhi");

    Student se2 = new Student("bbb",16,"mumbai");

    Student se3 = new Student("ccc",17,"mumbai");

    System.out.println(studentCountWithSameCityAndAge(se1,se2,se3));

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