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The Java compiler does not require Java programs to be
ordered such that each method's definition
appears before calls to that method appear. Thus, movieRating does
not need to be defined before main is defined, just because
main contains a call to movieRating.
In this respect, Java is much easier to work with than is C or C++, both of which require that you define functions—their analogs of methods—before you use those functions.