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Tutorial 2 Java Fundamentals

This document provides a tutorial on Java fundamentals with examples of code snippets to display text, declare and initialize variables, correct syntax errors, and write simple programs to calculate the circumference of a circle and convert inches to meters. It includes 7 questions covering printing statements, declaring variables of different types, correcting syntax errors, and writing basic math programs.

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Tutorial 2 Java Fundamentals

This document provides a tutorial on Java fundamentals with examples of code snippets to display text, declare and initialize variables, correct syntax errors, and write simple programs to calculate the circumference of a circle and convert inches to meters. It includes 7 questions covering printing statements, declaring variables of different types, correcting syntax errors, and writing basic math programs.

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WIX1002 Fundamentals of Programming

Tutorial 2 Java Fundamental

1. Display the sentence Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology.


a. In one line using multiple Java statements
b. In multiple lines using one Java statement

2. Write a Java statement that print "SDN" - Software-defined networking

3. Correct the error for the following statements.


a. System.Println("Java Programming");
b. System.in.println("Introduction to Java!")
c. System.out.println("\t is the horizontal tab character");
d. system.out.println("Java is case sensitive!" );

4. Write statements for each of the following


a. Declare a variable that used to store the value of a matric number.
b. Declare a variable that used to store the value of π.
c. Initialize a variable named M with the value set to false.
d. Initialize a variable named P with the value set to 8800000000.
e. Initialize a variable named letter with the value set to U.
f. Declare a constant variable named PRO. The value of the constant variable is
Java.

5. Correct the error for the following statements.


a.
final double AMOUNT = "32.5";
AMOUNT += 10;
System.out.println("The amount is " + AMOUNT);

b.
string chapter = 'Summary';
System.out.println(chapter);

c.
int num;
++num++;
num1 = num;

d.
int num = 3000;
System.out.printf("%4.2f\n", num);

e.
String contact;
Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.out);
contact = keyboard.nextLine();

6. Write a java program that print the circumference of a circle. The input of the
program is diameter. Display the result in three decimal places. (Note  = Math.PI)

7. Write a java program that converts inches to meters. (Given 1 inch equals to 2.54
centimeters). Print the output in two decimal places.

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