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ADjava Practicals

The document outlines a series of programming tasks across multiple sets (A to J) that involve Java programming concepts. Tasks include converting numbers to words, calculating simple interest using RMI, finding second maximum/minimum values, creating JSP programs for student information, and implementing data structures like ArrayLists and LinkedLists. Each set contains specific requirements for both part A and part B, focusing on various programming techniques and design patterns.
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ADjava Practicals

The document outlines a series of programming tasks across multiple sets (A to J) that involve Java programming concepts. Tasks include converting numbers to words, calculating simple interest using RMI, finding second maximum/minimum values, creating JSP programs for student information, and implementing data structures like ArrayLists and LinkedLists. Each set contains specific requirements for both part A and part B, focusing on various programming techniques and design patterns.
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SET-A

(PART-A)
1)Write a program to convert numbers into words using Enumerations with
constructors, methods and instance variables.
(INPUT RANGE-0 TO 99999) EX: 36 THIRTY SIX)

(PART-B)
2)Write a Java class called Simple Interest with methods for calculating simple
interest. Have this class as a servant and create a server program and register in
the rmiregistry. Write a client program to invoke these remote methods of the
servant and do the calculations. Accept inputs at command prompt.

SET-B
(PART-A)
1)Find the second maximum and second minimum in a set of numbers using auto
boxing and unboxing.

(PART-B)
2)Write a java JSP program to get student information through a HTML and
create a JAVA Bean Class, populate Bean and Display the same information
through another JSP.

SET-C
(PART-A)
1)Write a menu driven program to create an Array list and perform the following
operations.
i. Adding elements
ii. Sorting elements
iii. Replace an element with another
iv. Removing an element
v. Displaying all the elements
vi. Adding an element between two elements

(PART-B)
2)Implement a java application based on the MVC design pattern.
Input student Rolnlo, name, marks in three subject calculate result and grade
and display the result in neat format.
Percentage of Marks | Grade
Above 90% A
80% to 90% B
70% to 80% C
60% to 70% D
Below 60% E
SET-D

(PART-A)
1)Write a java program to find words with even number of characters in a string,
then swap the pair of characters in those words and also toggle the characters in
a given string.
Ex:-
Good Morning everyone
Output: oGdo vereoyen
gOOD mORNING EVERYON

(PART-B)
2)Write a menu driven program to create a linked list and perform the following
operations.
i. to Insert some Elements at the Specified Position
ii. swap two elements in a linked list
iii. to Iterate a LinkedList in Reverse Order
iv. to Compare Two LinkedList
v. to Convert a LinkedList to Array List

SET-E

(PART-A)
1)Write a JSP program to print first 10 Fibonacci and 10 prime numbers.

(PART-B)
2)Write a Java class called Simple Interest with methods for calculating simple
interest. Have this class as a servant and create a server program and register in
the rmiregistry. Write a client program to invoke these remote methods of the
servant and do the calculations. Accept inputs at command prompt.

SET-F

(PART-A)
1)Find the second maximum and second minimum in a set of numbers using auto
boxing and unboxing.

(PART-B)
2)Write a java JSP program to get student information through a HTML and
create a JAVA Bean Class, populate Bean and Display the same information
through another JSP
SET-G

(PART-A)
1)Write a java program to find words with even number of characters in a string,
then swap the pair of characters in those words and also toggle the characters in
a given string.
Ex:-
Good Morning everyone
Output: oGdo vereoyen
gOOD mORNING EVERYON

(PART-B)
2)Write a menu driven program to create a linked list and perform the following
operations.
i. to Insert some Elements at the Specified Position
ii. swap two elements in a linked list
iii. to Iterate a LinkedList in Reverse Order
iv. to Compare Two LinkedList
v. to Convert a LinkedList to Array List

SET-H

(PART-A)
1)Write a menu driven program to create an Array list and perform the following
operations.
i. Adding elements
ii. Sorting elements
iii. Replace an element with another
iv. Removing an element
v. Displaying all the elements
vi. Adding an element between two elements

(PART-B)
2)Implement a java application based on the MVC design pattern.
Input student Rolnlo, name, marks in three subject calculate result and grade
and display the result in neat format.
Percentage of Marks | Grade
Above 90% A
80% to 90% B
70% to 80% C
60% to 70% D
Below 60% E
SET-I

(PART-A)
1)Write a JSP program to print first 10 Fibonacci and 10 prime numbers.

(PART-B)
2)Write a Java class called Simple Interest with methods for calculating simple
interest. Have this class as a servant and create a server program and register in
the rmiregistry. Write a client program to invoke these remote methods of the
servant and do the calculations. Accept inputs at command prompt.

SET-J

(PART-A)
1)Write a program to convert numbers into words using Enumerations with
constructors, methods and instance variables.
(INPUT RANGE-0 TO 99999) EX: 36 THIRTY SIX

(PART-B)
2)Write a Java class called Simple Interest with methods for calculating simple
interest. Have this class as a servant and create a server program and register in
the rmiregistry. Write a client program to invoke these remote methods of the
servant and do the calculations. Accept inputs at command prompt.

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