[Link].

print ( " Set of Data " );

close
START START close

[Link] ( " Set of Data " );

close
START START close

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JAVA TEMPLET STRING

DIRECT [Link] (" Set of Data ")

TEXT | INFO | STRING | CHARACTERS |NUMBERS | SYMBOLS |DATA

Ex.: 1. S.o.p("Hi! Java Code..") #Hi! Java Code..

2. S.o.p("This code for Students.") #This code for Students.
3. S.o.p('This code for Students.') #This code for Students.
4. S.o.p("B-7, Ram Nagar Ghaziabad") #B-7, Ram Nagar Ghaziabad
5. S.o.p("B"),S.o.p('B') #B B (None, None)
6. S.o.p("12") #12
7. S.o.p("12.7") #12.7
8. S.o.p("12"+"12") #12 12
9. S.o.p("12.6"+"12.6") #12.612.6
10. S.o.p("!@#$%^&*?~") #!@#$%^&*?~
11. S.o.p("Age: 12, Name : Ravi") #Age: 12, Name : Ravi

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 JAVA
int a=7,b=9;
//Direct Display //Text + value (or variable) OUTPUT | DISPLAY
[Link](a); #7 int a=7,b=9;
[Link](b); #9 [Link]("a=+a+,b=+b"); #a=+a+,b=+b
//Text + value(or variable) [Link]("a="+a+,"b="+b); #a=7,b=9
[Link]("a="+a); #a=7 [Link]("b="+a+,"a="+b); #b=7,a=9
[Link]("b="+b); #b=9
[Link]("a="+b+,"b="+a); #a=9,b=7
[Link]("a="+b); #a=9
[Link]("b="+a); #a=7
//Sum of data
int a=7,b=9;
int c=a+b;
[Link](c); #16
[Link]("c="+c); #c=16
[Link]("The sum is "+c); #The sum is 16
[Link]("The sum of a & b is "+c); #The sum is a & b is 16
[Link]("The sum of "+a+" & "+b+" is "+c);#The sum is 7 & 9 is 16

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JAVA OUTPUT | RESULT in JAVA
How!  DISPLAY  OUTPUT OF CODE
 SHOW ON RUN TIME  SHOW OUTPUT ON SELL
DIRECT  SHOW DATA ON RUN TIME  PROCESS OF CODE

[Link]("Text | Data| String | Characters | Information");

Case 1: S.o.p (VN); 1. int a=5;
[Link] (a); //5
Case 2: S.o.p (VN+VN); 2. int a=5,b=7;
[Link] (a+b); //12
Case 3: S.o.p ("DATA"); 3. [Link]("JAVA"); //JAVA
…….[Link]("abc124%%%"); //abc124%%%
Case 4: 4. int a=5;
S.o.p ( "DATA"+ VN); [Link] (" Code "+ a); // Code 5
5. int a=5;
Case 5: S.o.p ( VN+"DATA"); [Link] (a+" Code "); // 5 Code
6. int a=5;
Case 6: S.o.p ( "DATA"+VN+"DATA"); [Link](" Code "+a+" JAVA"); //Code 5 Java

Case 7: S.o.p ( VN+"DATA" +VN);

7. int a=5,b=7;
[Link] (a+" Code "+ b); //5 Code 7
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 CODE 1 OUTPUT println()
1. int a=65,b=72;
137
2. [Link](a+b);
3.
4.
[Link](a+" "+b);
[Link]("a= "+a+" , b= "+b);
65 72
a= 65 , b= 72
JAVA
65% and 72%
5. [Link](a+"% and "+b+"%");
65
6. [Link](a);
72
7. [Link](b);
CODE 2 OUTPUT
1. int a=65,b=72;
2. [Link](a+b); 13765 72
3. [Link](a+" "+b); a= 65 , b= 7265% and 72%
4. [Link]("a= "+a+" , b= "+b); 6572
5. [Link](a+"% and "+b+"%");
6. [Link](a);
7. [Link](b); Write a Python Scrip for find average 5 numbers.[R=(a + b+ c+ d+ e)/5]
Write a Python Scrip for display age after 15 years.[Nage =Age+15]
Write a Python Scrip for display a3 numbers. [R=a*a*a],[R=a**3][pow(a,3)]
Write a Python Scrip for find the area of squire A=a2. [A=a*a], [A=a**2]
Write a Python Scrip for find the area of rectangle A=ab. [A=a*b]
Write a Python Scrip for calculate total and percentage of a student’s 5 subs.

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JAVA ESCAPE SEQUENCE
Here is a list of some common non-printable characters and their descriptions:
Control Characters: These are characters that control the interpretation or display of text, but do not themselves have a
printable representation.
\n: Newline \t: Horizontal tab
\n : (Change the line), Send data to the Next Line | Create a New Line | Break the data in multiple Line |Terminate or end the
Line CODE 1: CODE 2:
Ex 1: print("DATA 1\nDATA 2") print("\nCode \nof C P\nrog.")
LINE: 1 2 #print("\nCode \Nof C P\Nrog.")
After Run: DATA 1 print("\nCode \\Nof C P\\Nrog.")
DATA 2 print("\nCode of \"C Prog.\"")
Ex 2: print("Pro\ngr\nammi\nng D\na\ny 1") print("\n\"Ravi\"")
LINE: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Result after run:
Result after run: Code
Pro
of C P
gr
ammi
rog.
ng D #SyntaxError: incomplete input
a Code \Nof C P\Nrog.
y1 Code of "C Prog."
"Ravi"
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\t : (Same line) Creating the space same as Tab key | Create White Space between data |
Create Blank/Empty Spaces between data |Create Gap between the data
CODE 3:
print("Code \tof C \tP\tro\tg.")
print("Code \tof C P\trog.") White Spaces: White spaces include
print("C\tode \tof \tC P\trog.") spaces, tabs, and newline characters. They
are used to separate tokens in the code
print("Code of \tC Prog.")
but are generally ignored by the compiler
Result after run:
beyond their role in separating tokens.
1. Code of C P ro g.
Examples:
2. Code of C P rog. Space: ' '
3. C ode of C Prog. Tab: '\t '
4. Code of C Prog. Newline: '\n'

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JAVA STATIC : BASIC PROGRAMS 0.1
1. WAP to find the area of circle (A=𝝅r2 ). [A=3.14*r*r] double
2. WAP to find the circumference of circle C=2𝝅r.
3. WAP to calculate simple interest SI=PRT/100. (P: principal, R: rate, T: time)
4. WAP to find gross salary [Gross_Salary= Basic + da + hra] (da: dearness allowance
( cost of living adjustment) hra: House rent allowance)
5. WAP to find Net salary [Net salary =Gross_Salary – Income_tax – Provident_Fund]
6. WAP to find the volume of sphere V=4/3 𝝅r3.
7. WAP calculate rounds of park if the triangular park with sides as 75M,45M and 100M and the
athlete has run N (user value) M only.
8. WAP to calculate sum of 5 subjects & find percentage. [tot=s1+s2+s3+s4+s5,per=tot/5]
9. WAP which accept temperature in Fahrenheit and print it in centigrade c=5/9(t-32)
10. WAP to input hours, minutes and seconds and display in seconds.
11. WAP to input cost and display cost after increasing 25%.
12. WAP to display result of XN. double A,r;
13. WAP for display age after 15 years.[Nage =Age+15] r=5.4;
14. WAP for display a3 numbers. A=3.14*r*r;
15. WAP for find the area of squire A=a2. [Link](A);
16. WAP for find the area of rectangle A=ab.
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 JAVA To k e n s i n J AVA
Tokens are the smallest elements of a program, which are meaningful to the compiler.
The following are the types of tokens: Keywords, Identifiers, Constant, literal, white spaces Operators, etc.

Keywords: Keywords are reserved words in Java that have a predefined meaning and cannot be used as identifiers (variable
names, class names, etc.).

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 JAVA To k e n s i n J AVA
Tokens are the smallest elements of a program, which are meaningful to the compiler.
The following are the types of tokens: Keywords, Identifiers, Constant, literal, white spaces Operators, etc.
Identifiers: Identifiers are names given to various programming elements such as variables, methods, classes, etc. They
must start with a letter (A-Z or a-z), dollar sign ($), or an underscore (_), followed by letters, digits, dollar signs, or
underscores.
Ex. 1: 25?, it’s a age of a student then we need to write and use, age = 25
Ex. 2: 10 A?, it’s a class of a student then we need to write and use, class = '10 A' #use ' or '' for this because it have A+N
value, same for others

Constants: Constants are fixed values that do not change during the execution of a program. In Java, constants are typically
declared using the final keyword. Like: 3.14, 7,9, ¾,1/3, 7*12 , 2*a*b, 3(a+b),a*3*5
Examples: final int DAYS_IN_WEEK = 7; final double PI = 3.14159;

Literals: Literals are fixed values assigned to variables or constants in the code. They represent the actual data to be stored.
Examples: Integer literal: 42,4,12,9 Floating-point literal: 3.14,12.33
Character literal: 'A' String literal: "Hello, World! " Boolean literal: true, false

Integer literals (-VE,+VE) : 42, 1000, -3,-19,18,10,-15

Floating-point literals (0.000000) literals (-VE,+VE) : 3.14, 2.71828,12.3,-13,78,19.10,10.0…
String literals “ ”,‘ ‘ : 'Hello, World!', "Python", "A", "xyz"
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Operators: Operators are special symbols that perform operations on variables and values. Java provides various
operators, such as arithmetic, relational, logical, bitwise, and assignment operators.
Examples:
Arithmetic operators: +, -, *, /, % Relational operators: ==, !=, <, >, <=, >=
Logical operators: &&, ||, ! Bitwise operators: &, |, ^, ~
Assignment operators: =, +=, -=, *=, /=, %=
Sample Code
public class Example { // Keyword: public, class | Identifier: Example
public static void main(String[] args) { // Keywords: public, static, void | Identifier: main, String, args
final int MAX_COUNT = 100; // Keyword: final | Identifier: MAX_COUNT | Constant: 100
int number = 42; // Identifier: number | Literal: 42
boolean isValid = true; // Identifier: isValid | Literal: true
String message = "Hello"; // Identifier: message | Literal: "Hello"
if (number > 0 && isValid) { // Keywords: if | Operators: >, && | Literals: 0
[Link](message + ", the number is " + number); // Operators: +
}
else { // Keyword: else
[Link]("Invalid number"); // Literal: "Invalid number"
} // White spaces: spaces, newlines, tabs 11
}
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Declare Variables Assign Value to Variables
Data_Type List_of_variables…. ;
Variables_Name =Value; // according to its data type
Ex. : int x ,y, z;
CASE 1 CASE 2 CASE 3
int a=5, b=6; int a,b; int a,b;
a=5; a=5, b=6;
b=6;

1. int identifiers as : a,b,c, Age , Size , Price , Cost ,Dis_Rate, Sales , no_of_students, Total_Marks
2. float identifiers as : Radius ,Cost, Fee, Distance , Weight, Per, Amount, Tex_Amount
(by default 6 decimal point (0.000000))
3. char identifiers as : choice, ch
4. String identifiers as : Name, Class1, Section ,Address ,F_Name ,M_name , Subjects, Author

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 What is Identifier? : Any used defined name given to the program element is called as identifier. (i.e Program
JAVA elements are identified by program with the identifier name)
Identifiers/variables -Names given to any variable, function, class, union etc. Naming convention(rule) for
writing identifier is as under:
1. Names of functions 2. Names of arrays 3. Names of variables 4. Names of classes
IDENTIFIERS
Definition : Identifier is the name given to variables, functions, and class etc.
Use : To Store value, data information and expression for process.

Ex. : String a="Aman in my class. ";

int a=15 ; [Link](a);
[Link](a);
int a=5,b=6;
int age=17;
int c= a+b;
String name="Ram";
[Link](c);
[Link]("Mr. "+name+" in my class. The age of Mr. "+name+" is "+age+" year old");
double a=12.4,b=15.10;
OUTPUT: Mr. Ram in my class. The age of Mr. Ram is 17 year old
double c=a+b;
[Link](c); 13
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JAVA RULES AND FACTS OF CREATING | DECLARE IDENTIFIER |
NAMING IDENTIFIERS
1. It is the name given to program element by coder or programmer.
Ex.: double A=14.5 # A is the identifier
2. Keywords | Reserved cannot be used as Identifier.
Ex.: int for=12 #Error , because of as is keyword
3. Identifier name cannot start with a digit.(1st letter not be a digit)
Ex.: int 1a=12 #Error int 12a=12 #Error int a1=12 #valid
int a12=12 #valid int a12b=12 #valid
4. Special Characters are not allowed for naming a variable / identifier
(@,#,$,%,*,&, ,(,},>, .,?,!,<,>,\,|,/,+,)
Ex.:
int a.b=12 #Error int a*b=12 #Error int a-b=12 #Error
int a_b=12 #valid int ab=12 #valid int a_b_2=12 #valid
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5. Only Alphabets, Digits and _ (underscore) are permitted can be first letter.
JAVA
(No comma blank space & other symbol allow).
Ex.: int a.b=12 ; #Error int a*b=12 ; #Error int a-b=12 ; #Error
int a_b=12 ; #valid int ab=12 ; #valid int a_b_2=12 ; #valid
6. PYTHON is case-sensitive so that Uppercase Letters and Lower Case letters are different. Upper case and lower
case letters are differ :
Ex.: int A=12; [Link](a) ; #Error
int A=12 ; [Link] (A) ; #12 Valid
int a=12 ; [Link] (a) ; #12 Valid
7. Underscore can be used as first character while declaring the identifier.
Ex.: (Single Underscore) int _A=12 [Link](_A) ; #12 Valid
(Single Underscore) int _a_b=12 [Link] (_a_b) ; #12 Valid
(Single Underscore) int _=[Link] (_) ; #12 Valid
(Two Underscores) int __=12 [Link] (__) ; #12 Valid
(Two Underscores) int _ _=12 [Link] (_ _) ; #Error, Due to space
(Three Underscores) int ___=12 [Link] (___) ; #12 Valid

THERE IS NO RULE ON HOW LONG AN IDENTIFIER CAN BE.

15 HOWEVER, YOU MAY RUN INTO PROBLEMS IN SOME COMPILERS IF THE IDENTIFIER IS LONGER THAN 31
CHARACTERS.
 MORE ABOUT IDENTIFIER’S
 Identifiers can be a combination of letters in lowercase (a to z) or uppercase (A to Z)
JAVA
or digits (0 to 9) or an underscore (_).
 Can’t start with a digits (0 to 9) .
Ex: 1variable is invalid, variable1 is valid.
 Keywords cannot be used as identifiers.
Here are some examples of valid and acceptable identifiers:
1. mohd
Here are some examples of invalid and not acceptable identifiers:
2. zara
1. sum*10
3. abc auto enum const goto
2. [Link]
4. move_name
stu name double case float default
5. a_123
3. abc@
6. Python struct register unsigned sizeof
4. move&name
7. e_50
5. 123a int typedef short volatile
8. _temp
6. Python!
9. Ji break extern continue if
7. e+50
10. a23b9
8. 12_temp else char for do
11. retVal
9. 10$*pay
12. abc_rr switch return void static
10.123a23b9
11. Ret-Val long union signed while
12. pow(x , n)
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WORKSHEET 1 EXAMPLE: Ravi :V , #x : I JAVA
SET 1 SET 2 SET 3 SET 4
1) N/10 1. I 1) e50isbus 1. V 1) Emp*Name 1. I 1) _temp 1. V
2) 2j 2. I 2) INT 2. V 2) str 2. V 2) 23b9 2. I
3) A1b2c3 3. V 3) Stu*Name 3. I 3) a_b_c 3. V 3) Stu#Name 3. I
4) Age= 4. I 4) Nameofstudent 4. V 4) 3ab 4. I 4) [Link] 4. I
5) for 5. K 5) Ca_se 5. V 5) dobin123 5. V 5) int 5. K
6) class 6. K 6) xyz 6. V 6) len 6. V 6) Int 6. V
7) 1abc 7. I 7) void 7. K 7) MoNo 7. V 7) _1 7. V
8) Stu&Name 8. I 8) _my 8. V 8) #ax 8. I 8) _ 8. V
9) Name_of_student 9. V 9) Float 9. V 9) ax# 9. I 9) _ _A_ _b 9. V
10) [Link] 10. I 10) float 10. K 10) ax 10. V 10) _ _ _ _ _b 10. V
11) bool 11. K 11) student_name 11. V 11) Stubent_Name 11. V 11) true 11. K
12) Stu_Name 12. V 12) [Link] 12. I 12) pow 12. K 12) True 12. V
13) a_b_c123 13. V 13) ifelse 13. V 13) move_na 13. V 13) false 13. K
14) 1Roll_NO 14. I 14) break 14. K 14) a_123 14. V 14) False 14. V
15) 1a2b3c 15. I 15) Stu_name 15. V 15) [Link] 15. I 15) length 15. K
16) [Link] 16. I 16) @abc 16. I 16) INT2 16. V 16) Length 16. V

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JAVA

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JAVA How!

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 INPUT by BufferedReader

EXAMPLE

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 INPUT by Scanner class
1. import [Link];
2. Scanner in = new Scanner([Link]);
JAVA
3. Syntax: String Identifier = [Link](); Example: String name = [Link]();
int Identifier = [Link](); int a = [Link]();

import [Link]; Method it Collects

public class Add EXAMPLE 1 1. [Link]()double
{ 2. [Link]() float
public static void main(String [] Args) 3. [Link]() int
{ 4. [Link]() String
5. [Link]() Input String
Scanner in = new Scanner([Link]);
6. [Link]() boolean
int a = [Link](); 7. [Link]() byte
int b = [Link](); 8. [Link]() long
int c=a + b; 9. [Link]() short
[Link](c);
}
}

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JAVA INPUT by Scanner class
EXAMPLE 2
import [Link];
public class Add
{
public static void main(String [] Args)
{
Scanner in = new Scanner([Link]);
[Link]("Enter a: ");
int a = [Link]();
[Link]("Enter b: ");
int b = [Link]();
int c=a + b;
[Link]("The Sum is "+c);
}
}

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BASIC PROGRAMS 0.0 ‘JAVA’ Programming
1. WAP to accept name from the user and display "Hello <name>"
2. WAP to accept the first name and last name from user and display the full name.

BASIC PROGRAMS 1.0

1. WAP to find the area of circle (A=𝝅r2 ). [A=3.14*r*r] double
2. WAP to find the circumference of circle C=2𝝅r.
3. WAP to calculate simple interest SI=PRT/100. (P: principal, R: rate, T: time)
4. WAP to find gross salary [Gross_Salary= Basic + da + hra] (da: dearness allowance
( cost of living adjustment) hra: House rent allowance)
5. WAP to find Net salary [Net salary =Gross_Salary – Income_tax – Provident_Fund]
6. WAP to find the volume of sphere V=4/3 𝝅r3.
7. WAP to calculate sum of 5 subjects & find percentage. [tot=s1+s2+s3+s4+s5,per=tot/5]
8. WAP which accept temperature in Fahrenheit and print it in centigrade c=5/9(t-32)
9. WAP to input hours, minutes and seconds and display in seconds.
10. WAP to input cost and display cost after increasing 25%.
11. WAP to display result of XN.
12. WAP for display age after 15 years.[Nage =Age+15]
Mr. Gajendra Sharma |
13. WAP for display a3 numbers.
[Link]@[Link] |
14. WAP for find the area of squire A=a2.
23 15. WAP for find the area of rectangle A=ab.
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JAVA
COMMENTS IN A JAVA PROGRAM
Comments are the line that compiler ignores to compile or execute. There are two types of comments
in JAVA.
1. Single line comment: This type of comment deactivates only that line where comment is applied.
Single line comments are applied with the help of “//” .
e.g // [Link](Count);}
the above line is proceeding with // so compiler wont access this line.
2. Multi line Comment :This Type of comment deactivates group of lines when applied. This type of
comments are applied with the help of the operators “/*” and “*/ ”. These comment mark with /*
/*
[Link](Count);}
[Link](Count);}
[Link](Count);}
*/

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JAVA ERROR CHECK AND REWRITER
[Link] Static void main() [Link] i=2;
{ [Link] Ii);
Int count=10; I+=2;
[Link] (Count); [Link]("hi);
} [Link] static void Main()
[Link] Static Void main() {
{ double PI; int P;
Int I,j=10; Pi=3.14765;
i=10; P=22;
[Link] (I+ ", '+J); Pi=3.14;
} [Link] (pi/2);
[Link] Static Void main(){ }
Int x=’a’; [Link] i=4;z=12;;;
[Link] (X); [Link] ("JAVA"):
}
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 JAVA ERROR CHECK AND REWRITER
[Link] Static void main(String Args)
[Link] static void Main()
{
[Link] Static void main(String Args)
{ { double PI; int P;
Int count=10; Int count=10; Pi=3.14765;
[Link] (Count); [Link] (Count); P=22;
} } Pi=3.14;
[Link] Static Void main() [Link] Static Void main() [Link] (pi/2);
{ { }
Int I,j=10; Int I, j=10; [Link] i=4;z=12;;;
i=10; i=10; [Link] ("JAVA"):
[Link] (I+ ", '+J); [Link] (I+ ", '+J);
[Link] static void Main()
} }
{
[Link] Static Void main(){ [Link] Static Void main(){
Int x=’a’; double PI; int P;
Int x=’a’;
Pi=3.14765;
[Link] (X); [Link] (X);
P=22;
} }
Pi=3.14;
[Link] i=2; [Link] i=2;
[Link] (pi/2);
[Link] Ii); [Link] Ii);
}
I+=2; i++=2;
[Link]("hi); [Link] i=4;z=12;;;
[Link]("hi");
[Link]("JAVA"):

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JAVA
[Link] a=2,b=6
ERROR CHECK AND REWRITER
[Link](a+ ", '+b);; [Link] a=65 ; b=6;
[Link] c=’A’, b=65; [Link](A+ ", "+b);
[Link] (a+ ", "+b), [Link] a=32 ; b=6,
[Link] a=2.3,b=6.567; [Link](a+ ", "+b);
[Link] (a+ ", "-b) [Link] A=2.3,b=6.567;
[Link] a=32 ; b=6; [Link] (+a ', '+b);
[Link] (a+ ", "+b); [Link] a=65 ; b=6;
[Link] A=2.3,b=6.567: [Link](a++ ", "+b):
[Link](a+ ", "+b); [Link] a=2.25 : b=6,
[Link] a=65 ; b=6; [Link](a+ ", " b):
[Link] (a+ ", "b): [Link] a=65 ; b=6;
[Link] a=32 ; b=6, [Link] (a+", "+b):
[Link] (a+ ", "+c); [Link] a=32 , b=6;
[Link] A=2.3,b=6.567; [Link] (A+ ", "+B);
[Link] (a- ",' +b);
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JAVA ERROR CHECK AND REWRITER
[Link] a=2,b=6 [Link] a=2,b=6 [Link] a=65 ; b=6;
[Link](a+ ", '+b);; [Link] (a+ ", '+b);; [Link](a++ ", "+b):
[Link] c=’A’, b=65; [Link] c= ’A’ , b=65; [Link] a=2.25 : b=6,
[Link] (a+ ", "+b), [Link] (a+ ", "+b), [Link](a+ ", " b):
[Link] a=2.3,b=6.567; [Link] a=2.3,b=6.567; [Link] a=65 ; b=6;
[Link] (a+ ", "-b) [Link] (a+ ", " - b); [Link] (a+ ", "+b):
[Link] a=32 ; b=6; [Link] a=32 ; b=6; [Link] a=32 , b=6;
[Link] (a+ ", "+b); [Link] (a+ ", "+b); [Link] (A+ ", "+B);
[Link] A=2.3,b=6.567: [Link] A=2.3,b=6.567:
[Link](a+ ", "+b); [Link] (a+ ", "+b); [Link] a=65 ; b=6;
[Link] a=65 ; b=6; [Link] a=65 ; b=6; [Link](a++ ", "+b):
[Link] (a+ ", "b): [Link] (a+ ", " +b): [Link] a=2.25 : b=6,
[Link] a=32 ; b=6, [Link] a=32 ; b=6, [Link](a+ ", " b):
[Link] (a+ ", "+c); [Link] (a+ ", "+c); [Link] a=65 ; b=6;
[Link] A=2.3,b=6.567; [Link] A=2.3,b=6.567; [Link] (a+ ", "+b):
[Link] (a- ",' +b); [Link] (a- ",' +b); [Link] a=32 , b=6;
[Link] a=65 ; b=6; [Link] a=65 ; b=6; [Link] (A+ ", "+B);
[Link](A+ ", "+b); [Link](A+ ", "+b);
[Link] a=32 ; b=6, [Link] a=32 ; b=6,
[Link](a+ ", "+b); [Link](a+ ", "+b);
[Link] A=2.3,b=6.567;
[Link] (+a ', '+b);
[Link] A=2.3,b=6.567;
[Link] (+a ', '+b); 20
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