Import java. util. Scanner; public class LosingSquad { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System. in); Squad squad = new Squad(); String name = scnr. next(); int wins = scnr. nextInt(); int losses = scnr. nextInt(); squad. setSquadName(name); squad. setSquadWins(wins); squad. setSquadLosses(losses); if (squad. getLossPercentage() < 0.5) { System. out. println("Congratulations, Squad " + squad. getSquadName() + " has a winning average!"); } else { System. out. println("Squad " + squad. getSquadName() + " has a losing average."); } } }

1. write a statement that declares a string variable named city. the variable should be initialized so it references an object with the string “san francisco”. a) assume that stringlength is an int variable. write a statement that stores the length of the string referenced by the city variable (declared in question1) in stringlength. b) assume that onechar is a char variable. write a statement that stores the first char- acter in the string referenced by the city variable (declared in question1) in onechar. c) assume that uppercity is a string reference variable. write a statement that stores the uppercase equivalent of the string referenced by the city variable (declared in question 1) in uppercity. d) assume that lowercity is a string reference variable. write a statement that stores the lowercase equivalent of the string referenced by the city variable (declared in question 1) in lowercity.