Writing What I Want
There are four access specifiers in Java: public, private, protected, and default. Three of them use their associated word, while default uses none.
When dealing with numbers, it adds them like you’d expect. When dealing with string, it concatenates them. That is, puts one after another into another string.
One of Trump’s most (in)famous campaign promises is the several hundred mile long wall along the Mexican-American border. The oddest thing about this is how he intends to pay for it - from Mexico’s pocketbook. How the heck would anyone in their right mind think Mexico would pay for the wall? Even Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said it’s not going to happen.
You can even do a little shorter than Garry Taylor’s solution, by giving main’s argument a shorter name:
I really don’t like rebates for some reason. I suppose they’re better than nothing, but I’d rather have a coupon or just reduce the price. Here are four reasons I hate rebates: