public class Exercise$02\_$CanDrive $\{$

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The problems below ask you to implement the correct logic to answer

whether someone is allowed to drive based on the provided parameters.

NOTE: These rules are loosely based off of the real world

and may be different from the state you live in$.$

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A person can drive if they have a permit and are with a licensed passenger.

Given two boolean values, hasPermit and withLicensedPassenger,

write an expression that is true if a person can drive.

Examples:

canDrive$($true$,$ true$)$ true

canDrive$($true$,$ false$)$ false

canDrive$($false$,$ true$)$ false

canDrive$($false$,$ false$)$ false

public boolean canDrive$($boolean hasPermit, boolean withLicensedPassenger$)\{/*$

In some states, the licensed passenger must be of a certain age.

Implement the logic to return true if the person has a permit and is with a licensed passenger who is $21$ or over.

Examples:

canDrive$($true$,$ true, $22)$ true

canDrive$($true$,$ true, $19)$ false

canDrive$($false$,$ true, $23)$ false

public boolean canDrive$($boolean hasPermit, boolean withLicensedPassenger, int passengerAge$)\{/*$

If the licensed passenger is the driver's legal guardian, they only have to be $18$ instead of $21.$

Implement the logic to return true if the person has a permit and is with a licensed passenger.

The licensed passenger only needs to be $18$ or older if they're the driver's guardian. Otherwise, the passenger must be $21$ or older.

Examples:

canDrive$($true$,$ true, $22,$ false$)$ true

canDrive$($true$,$ true, $19,$ true$)$ true

canDrive$($false$,$ true, $23,$ true$)$ false

public boolean canDrive$($boolean hasPermit, boolean withLicensedPassenger, int passengerAge, boolean isPassengerOurGuardian$)\{$