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Given two numbers a and b, build a String that contains every number from a to b, inclusive. Precondition: a < b for all inputs.


Remember that String is not a primitive data type in Java, which means that you must use the capitalized word String to refer to it.

Building a String means doing the following things:

1) Create a String object and assign it to the empty String, "".
String output = "";
2) When you have a number or numeric expression to concatenate (add to the end of) the existing String, use the + or += operators. Here are two examples:
output = output + 5; //adds the character 5 to the end
output += 5; //also adds the character 5 to the end

apcsaLoopsConcatInclusiveAscending(1, 2) → "12"
apcsaLoopsConcatInclusiveAscending(3, 5) → "345"
apcsaLoopsConcatInclusiveAscending(1, 8) → "12345678"

...Save, Compile, Run (ctrl-enter)

public String apcsaLoopsConcatInclusiveAscending(int a, int b) { }

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