Define a function that takes two arguments: a string called strText and a number called intNumber. This function will use a repetition structure (a While or For loop) to print strText intNumber of times. Call this function.

public class Main

{

   public static void printString(String strText, int intNumber) {

       for(int i=0; i<intNumber; i++){

           System.out.println(strText);

       }

   }

public static void main(String[] args) {

       printString("", 3);

}

}

Explanation:

- Define a function called printString that takes two parameters - a String and an int. Since the function will print out the given String, it's type will be void.

- Use for loop to iterate according to the given number and print the given string

- In the main, call the printString function with some parameters.

// Class declaration

public class Printer {  

   // Define the function and call it printMany

   // The return type is void since it doesn't necessarily return any value.

   // It just prints to the console.

   // It takes two arguments strText of type String and

   // intNumber of type int.

  public static void printMany(String strText, int intNumber){          

       // Initialize the loop counter i to 1;

       int i = 1;

      // Create a while loop that goes

      // from i = 1 to  i = intNumber.

      // Where intNumber is the number of times the string strText

      // will be printed.

      while(i <= intNumber) {

            // At each of the cycle of the loop;

           // print out the string strText

           // and increment the value of the loop counter by 1

           System.out.println(strText);

           i++;

       }                 // End of while loop

   }               // End of method, printMany, declaration

// Write the main method to call the printMany function

public static void main(String[] args) {

       // Call the printMany function by supplying sample arguments;

       // In this case, strText has been given a value of "Omobowale"

       // And intNumber has been given a value of 4

       // Therefore, "Omobowale" will be printed 4 times.

       printMany("Omobowale", 4);

   }            //  End of main method

}          // End of class declaration

When the program above is run, the following will be the output;

Omobowale

Omobowale

Omobowale

Omobowale

Comments:

* The above code has been written in Java

* The code contains comments explaining every part of the code. Kindly go through the comments.

The whole code without comments is re-written as follows;

public class Printer {      

   public static void printMany(String strText, int intNumber){    

       int i = 1;

       while(i <= intNumber){

           System.out.println(strText);

           i++;

       }

   }      

   public static void main(String[] args) {

       printMany("Omobowale", 4);

   }

}

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