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Exercise 1.13: Shining
Write a program in a class named Shining that prints the following line of output 1000 times:
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
You should not write a program whose source code is 1000 lines long; use methods to shorten the program. What is the shortest program you can write that will produce the 1000 lines of output, using only the material from Chapter 1 (println, methods, etc.)?
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