Java Method Overloading Challenge

// Create a method called calcFeetAndInchesToCentimeters

// It needs to have two parameters.

// feet is the first parameter, inches is the 2nd parameter

//

// You should validate that the first parameter feet is >= 0

// You should validate that the 2nd parameter inches is >=0 and <=12

// return -1 from the method if either of the above is not true

//

// If the parameters are valid, then calculate how many centimetres

// comprise the feet and inches passed to this method and return

// that value.

//

// Create a 2nd method of the same name but with only one parameter

// inches is the parameter

// validate that its >=0

// return -1 if it is not true

// But if its valid, then calculate how many feet are in the inches

// and then here is the tricky part

// call the other overloaded method passing the correct feet and inches

// calculated so that it can calculate correctly.

// hints: Use double for your number datatypes is probably a good idea

// 1 inch = 2.54cm and one foot = 12 inches

// use the link I give you to confirm your code is calculating correctly.

// Calling another overloaded method just requires you to use the

// right number of parameters.

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