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Write a function in Java that would accept two parameters, a string and any type of Object. The Object could have any number of fields (all public, just to simplify the question) that have any names. The string would then be written as follows: "{:name} went to {:location} to buy {:item}." Whenever you reach (without quotes) "{:something}", then you have to see if the object contains a field with the name inside (in this case, if it contains "name", "location", or "item". You would then convert it to what the object says. You can assume all fields are stored as Strings, even if they are numbers. The signature would be something like this: public static String decode(Object o, String s);. Example: Object o fields: name="Jerry", age="52", location="Walgreens", gender="male". String s: "{:name} went to {:location} to buy {:item}." Result: "Jerry went to Walgreens to buy {:item}." ({:item} never changed because the object doesn't have an item field.
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Write a function in Java that would accept two parameters, a string and any type of Object. The Object could have any number of fields (all public, just to simplify the question) that have any names. The string would then be written as follows: "{:name} went to {:location} to buy {:item}." Whenever you reach (without quotes) "{:something}", then you have to see if the object contains a field with the name inside (in this case, if it contains "name", "location", or "item". You would then convert it to what the object says. You can assume all fields are stored as Strings, even if they are numbers. The signature would be something like this: public static String decode(Object o, String s);. Example: Object o fields: name="Jerry", age="52", location="Walgreens", gender="male". String s: "{:name} went to {:location} to buy {:item}." Result: "Jerry went to Walgreens to buy {:item}." ({:item} never changed because the object doesn't have an item field.

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