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As shown in Segment 114, if you define movieRating in a
class that is different from the one in which movieRating is called,
you must preface the name of the method, movieRating, by the name of
the class in which that method is defined, and you must join the two names
by a dot.
The class name appears because Java allows you to define
movieRating methods in more than one class. Thus, you must always
specify which particular movieRating method you have in mind.