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how would i do either and thanks for your reply Ezzaral
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You simply change whichever one you need to. If addProgram() doesn't need a parameter, then leave it as is and make sure that you don't put a string parameter in when you call it. If it does need to take a string parameter, you need to declare that parameter in the method signature
public void addProgram(String program)
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