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Java Conditional Statements

The document outlines a Java assignment consisting of five scenarios that require the use of conditional statements, type conversion, exception handling, arrays, loops, and GUI with event handling. Each scenario includes a specific question prompting the creation of a Java program to address real-life situations such as gym membership eligibility, currency conversion, bank withdrawals, student grade classification, and login authentication. The assignment aims to enhance practical programming skills through these varied applications.

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Java Conditional Statements

The document outlines a Java assignment consisting of five scenarios that require the use of conditional statements, type conversion, exception handling, arrays, loops, and GUI with event handling. Each scenario includes a specific question prompting the creation of a Java program to address real-life situations such as gym membership eligibility, currency conversion, bank withdrawals, student grade classification, and login authentication. The assignment aims to enhance practical programming skills through these varied applications.

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JAVA ASSIGNMENT 2

Real-Life Scenario-Based Questions Using Conditional Statements in Java

1. Basic Control Statements (if, if-else, switch)

Scenario: Gym Membership Eligibility


A gym offers membership discounts based on age:

- If the person is below 18, they get a 50% discount.

- If the person is 65 or older, they get a 30% discount.

- Otherwise, they pay the full price.

Question:
Write a Java program that takes a user's age as input and determines the membership
discount they receive.

2. Type Conversion and Casting

Scenario: Currency Converter for Online Shopping


A shopping website allows users to pay in different currencies. The system accepts prices in
USD (double type) but sometimes users enter whole numbers (int type).

Question:
Write a Java program that converts an integer price to a double before processing the
payment.

3. Exception Handling

Scenario: Bank Withdrawal System


A bank's ATM system should prevent users from withdrawing more money than their
account balance. If the withdrawal amount exceeds the balance, an
InsufficientFundsException should be thrown.

Question:
Write a Java program that simulates a bank withdrawal system. If the user tries to withdraw
more than their balance, catch the exception and display an error message.

4. Arrays and Loops with Conditional Statements

Scenario: Student Grade Classification


A university classifies students based on their final exam scores:
- 90 and above → "A (Excellent)"

- 80 - 89 → "B (Good)"

- 70 - 79 → "C (Average)"

- Below 70 → "F (Fail)"

Question:
Write a Java program that takes an array of student scores and prints their respective
grades.

5. GUI with Swing & Event Handling

Scenario: Login Authentication


A company's login system verifies user credentials. If the username is "admin" and the
password is "1234", access is granted; otherwise, an error message is displayed.

Question:
Create a simple GUI-based login system using Swing where users enter a username and
password. Use event handling to check if the entered credentials are correct.

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