Java 12 REVIEW TOPIC 01 – PROGRAMMING BASICS LESSON WORK QUESTION 1
Save
your work inside a file called Q1.java inside the folder called Topic01. (Note that in Eclipse, we can create a
folder by creating a project named Topic01.) QUESTION 2
Remember
that the + symbol between two strings allows for string concatenation
(combining). Save
your work inside a file called Q2.java inside the folder called Topic01. QUESTION 3 Create
a power program. It simply asks the
user for the value m and for the value n and outputs the value of mn.
Make use of the power function in the Math class. Save
your work inside a file called Q3.java inside the folder called Topic01. QUESTION 4 Create
the maximum program. It simply asks
the user to enter 2 numbers and outputs the largest one to screen. Use the max function in the Math class. Sample I/O: Please enter a number. 4 Please enter another number. 2 The largest number is 4. You
are to make your output match exactly the above sample output. Notice the punctuation! Save
your work inside a file called Q4.java inside the folder called Topic01. QUESTION 5 Create
a minimum/average program that gets 5 different numbers from the user and
outputs both the minimum number and the average of the five numbers. Unlike
the program from the previous question, the program provides no instructions
to the user. The user simply needs to
start typing numbers. SAMPLE
I/O: 5 10 7 4 9 min:
4 Save
your work inside a file called Q5.java inside the folder called Topic01. QUESTION 6 The
% symbol, called mod, allows one to see the remainder between two numbers. Use
it to write the program that will get a number from the user and see the
remainder of that number when it is divided by five. Sample I/O #1: Please enter a number. 23 The remainder of 23 mod 5 is 3. Sample I/O #2: Please enter a number. 79 The remainder of 79 mod 5 is 4. Save
your work inside a file called Q6.java inside the folder called Topic01. QUESTION 7
(TIME PERMITTING) Write
a program that will use Math.random() to
generate a random integer between 800 and 810 inclusively. Save
your work inside a file called Q7.java inside the folder called Topic01. |