Instructions:

Code a do$-$while loop that prints the monthName from October through December or it issues a "Month not found!" error message based on the value of a loop$-$control variable called month that has been declared and initialized to $1.$ Assume monthName has already been declared and initialized.$$ The loop needs to execute to print the error message $9$ times and the name of the months from October through December.$$ Watch your spacing:$$ double$-$space after colons, no spaces after headers, the semicolon for a Java statement or a brace, no spaces before or after the parentheses of a test expression or method call.

Use a switch statement that evaluates the month.$$ The switch includes a default $($no break statement after the default$).$ No need to code for the months preceding October.$$ Code the Java statement for the case$/$default on the same line as the case.$$ Each case statement assigns the month's literal value or the error message to monthName.

Use a post$-$increment.

Use printf$()$ with format specifiers $($one line advance at the beginning$).$ There is only ONE printf$()$ statement.$$

No need to comment end braces.

$****$EC DoWhileSwitch SAMPLE OUTPUT$****$

Month not found!

Month not found!

Month not found!

Month not found!

Month not found!

Month not found!

Month not found!

Month not found!

Month not found!

October

November

December

$//$Begin repetition.

$//$Begin repetition scope.

$//$switch and its expression.

$//$Begin switch scope.

$//1$st match and its statement.

$//$Statement to exit switch.

$//2$nd match and its statement.

$//$Statement to exit switch.

$//3$rd match and its statement.

$//$Statement to exit switch.

$//$Catches everything else and its statement.

$//$End switch scope.

$//$Alter loop$-$control variable.

$//$Print$.$

$//$END repetition scope with test expression.