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Unit 1?Getting Started with Java. Chapter 4? Introduction to Control Statements
. EXERCISE 4.1. 1. a. x *= 2;. b. y %= 2;. 2. a. x = x + 5;. b. x = x * x;. exercise 4.2.
1. a. 2. b. 4. c. 64. d. 2. 2. ... This code inputs an arbitrary number of numbers from
the user and computes and displays their product. int limit = 10, count = 1;.

... an online shopping application enables the User to search for items online,
browse a list of products available, select item and add to product shopping
basket, view the contents .... The import statements used in this exercise are
import java.util.scanner; which enables text to be enter via the keyboard, and
import java.text.

Order information (dynamic): As a user browses the product catalog online, any
product displayed may be saved in a "shopping basket. ... system (MySQL/
PostgreSQL/Microsoft Access); and the database connectivity should be provided
via separate objects coded using the JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
package.

Use a Notepad editor to code a simple java program to display a text message in
a dialog box using methods from JOptionPane class ... Java programs. There are
three different editions of JDK available from Sun Mircrosystems: Java Standard
Edition (JSE), Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) and Java Micro Edition (JME).

There is one exercise in this homework and it is 100 points. ... Put all your java
files, compiled class files and the documentation files into a zip file named
Homework7.zip and submit it via the Drop Box on the blackboard by the due time.
... In this homework, you will write a GUI for displaying student information in a
university.

Exercise #6.1 p222 (this requires an array, since you need to go through the
numbers again after you have calculated the average); Exercise #6.5 p222 ...
Then, your program will output to the screen the summary of revenue for the
regions, and also display the units sold and total revenue each product, along
with the ...

IDEA Exercise. The purpose of this exercise is to gain some familiarity with the
features available from the Infusing satellite Data into Environmental Applications
(IDEA) website. ... How well did each of the satellites AOD trajectory products do
in predicting the location of the aerosols as displayed in the verification plot?

Exercises: 1. Write a program that demonstrates the approximate nature of
floating-point values by performing the following tasks: ? Use Scanner to read a
floating-point value x. ... Subtract 1 from the product of x and y and display the
result. .... If the int variable x contains 10, what will the following Java statements
display?

Chapter 8 Review Exercise Solutions. R8.1. class VendingMachine to display
available products. class Product to represent the each product in the machine.
class Coin to represent coin values such as quarters, nickels, etc.

b) double, float. c) char and boolean. d) largest and smallest value. e) literal. f)
binary representation. g) bits and bytes. h) declaration of a variable. i) reserved
keywords. j) assignment operator. k) initializing a variable. l) basic arithmetic
operators. m) order of precedence. n) Java trig functions. o) ++, --, +=, *=, /=, -=,
%=.