Charging Different Prices to Different Customers for Essentially the Same

question 33

Multiple Choice

Charging different prices to different customers for essentially the same product is

• A) predatory pricing
• B) target pricing
• C) price discrimination
• D) price gouging

Understand the use and functionality of the printf method for outputting formatted text.

Grasp how to output text and numbers to the console using different methods.

Distinguish between importing entire packages versus importing specific classes in Java.

Analyze and apply formatting to numbers using DecimalFormat and NumberFormat classes.

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