A cell with a(n) ____________________ reference contains a formula that refers to its own cell location.
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Modify the application you developed to keep track of multiple table bills at the same time. Sample outputs are shown in Fig. 26.44. The user should be able to calculate a bill for a table and save that table’s subtotal and waiter’s name. The user should also be able to retrieve that informa- tion at a later time. [Hint: The restaurant2 database contains two tables, one for the menu items, as before, and another (restaurantTables) for all the tables in the restaurant. The restaurantTables table (Fig. 26.45) has three columns—tableNumber, subtotal and waiterName. The values in the tableNumber column are ints. The values in the subtotal column are doubles. The values in the waiterName column are Strings.]
a) Copying the template to your working directory. Copy the C:Examples Tutorial26ExercisesRestaurantBillCalculatorEnhanced directory to your C:SimplyJava directory.
b) Copying the database to your working directory. Copy the restaurant2 database directory from C:ExamplesTutorial26ExercisesDatabases to your C:Sim- plyJavaRestaurantBillCalculatorEnhanced directory.
c) Opening the template file. Open the RestaurantBillCalculator.java file in your text editor.
d) Adding code to the loadTableNumbers method. Find the loadTableNumbers method, which immediately follows createMenuItemsJPanel. In the loadTable- Numbers method, add a statement that queries the database and retrieves the table- Number column from the restaurantTables table. Insert a loop that processes the ResultSet and adds each table number to the tableNumbe
Recursion can never be converted to a loop.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)