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Chapter 7 Java Basics Ãkúfhý : 7 òðkLke {q¤¼qík çkkçkíkku
PRACTICAL NO. 1 File Name - [Link]
# Create a java program that will compute the cost of phone call and
update balance.
• yuðe økýíkhe fhíkku òðk Ãkúkuøkúk{ çkLkkðku fu VkuLkfku÷Lkk ¾[oLke økýíkhe fhu yLku Ãknu÷ktÚke [qfðu÷e hf{ {kt
MkwÄkhku fhu.
public class CallCost
OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
{
>javac [Link]“
public static void main(String[]args)
>Exit code: 0“
{
>java -cp . CallCost
double balance;
“Call Duration:
double rate;
37.0
double duration;
Seconds
double cost;
Balance:132.26Rupees
>Exit code: 0“
balance=170;
rate=1.02;
duration=37;
cost=duration*rate;
balance=balance-cost;

[Link]("Call Duration:");
[Link](duration);
[Link]("Seconds");
[Link]("Balance:" +balance+ "Rupees");
}
}
PRACTICAL NO. 2 File Name - [Link]
# Create a java program that will compute the cost of Simple Interest.
• MkkËk ÔÞksLke økýíkhe fhe ÔÞks{wÆ÷ økýíkhe fhe ykÃkíkku Mkh¤ òðk Ãkúkuøkúk{ íkiÞkh fhku.
public class Interest
{
OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
public static void main(String[]args)
>javac [Link]“
{
>Exit code: 0“
double principal;
>java -cp . Interest
double rate;
“principal amount17000.0Repees
double duration;
Deposit for duration of3.0 years
double maturity;
interest Rate9.5%
double interest;
Maturity amount21845.0Repees
>Exit code: 0“
principal=17000;
rate=9.50;
duration=3;
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 interest=principal*duration*rate/100;
maturity=principal+interest;
[Link]("principal amount" +principal+ "Repees");
[Link]("Deposit for duration of" +duration+ "years");
[Link]("interest Rate" +rate+ "%");
[Link]("Maturity amount" +maturity+ "Repees");
}
}
PRACTICAL NO. 3 File Name - [Link]
# Using Arithmatic Operator create Java program.
• Arithmatic operator (ytføkrýíkeÞ Ãkúr¢Þf)Lkku WÃkÞkuøk Ëþkoðíkku òðk Ãkúkuøkúk{
public class ArithOpeators
OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
{
>javac [Link]“
public static void main(String[]args)
>Exit code: 0“
{ >java -cp . ArithOpeators
short x=6; “x is6,y is3
int y=3; x+y=9
float a=12.5f; x-y=3
float b=7.2f; x/y=2
x%y=0
x%y=0
[Link]("x is" +x+",y is" +y);
x%y=-2
[Link]("x+y=" +(x+y)); x%y=2
[Link]("x-y=" +(x-y)); a is12.5,b is7.2
[Link]("x/y=" +(x/y)); a/b=1.7361112
[Link]("x%y=" +(x%y)); a/x=2.0833333
x=-6; a%x=0.5
[Link]("x%y=" +(x%y)); a%b=5.3
>Exit code: 0
y=-4;
[Link]("x%y=" +(x%y));
x=6; y=-4;
[Link]("x%y="+(x%y));

[Link]("a is" +a+",b is" +b);

[Link]("a/b=" +(a/b));
[Link]("a/x=" +(a/x));
[Link]("a%x=" +(a%x));
[Link]("a%b=" +(a%b));

}
}
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Chapter 8 Classes & Objects in Java
Ãkúfhý : 8 òðk{kt õ÷kMk yLku ykìçsuõx
PRACTICAL NO. 4 File [Link]
# To understand the concept of class and object in java program.
• MkkËk ÔÞksLke økýíkhe fhe ÔÞks{wÆ÷ økýíkhe fhe ykÃkíkku Mkh¤ òðk Ãkúkuøkúk{ íkiÞkh fhku.
class Room
{
float length,width,height; OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
byte nWindows;
>javac [Link]“
void setAttr (float l, float w, float h, byte n) >Exit code: 0“
{ >java -cp . Interest
length=l; width=w; height=h; “principal amount17000.0Repees
nWindows=n; Deposit for duration of3.0 years
}
interest Rate9.5%
double area()
{ Maturity amount21845.0Repees
return (length * width); >Exit code: 0“
}
void display()
{
[Link]("\nLength:" +length);
[Link]("Width:" +width);
[Link]("height:" +height);
[Link]("Number of windows:" +nWindows);
}
}
class RoomDemo
{
public static void main(String[]args)
{
Room r1; r1=new Room();
Room r2;
r2 = new Room();

[Link]();
[Link]();

[Link] (18,12.5f,10, (byte)1);

[Link] (14,11,10, (byte)2);

[Link]();
[Link]();

[Link]("\nArea of room with length" + [Link] + "width"

+[Link]+"is" +[Link]());
[Link]("\nArea of room with length" +[Link] +"width" +
[Link] + "is" + [Link]());
}
}
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PRACTICAL NO. 5 File [Link]
# To understand the concept of class and object in java program.
• 3 Úke 100 Lktçkh ðå[u hnu÷ yrð¼ksÞ MktÏÞk (prime nos.) AÃkkðíkku òðk Ãkúkuøkúk{ ÷¾ku.

OUTPUT OF
class Prime CODE LISTING
{ >javac
static boolean isPrime(int n) [Link]“
{ >Exit code: 0“
int i,last; >java -cp .
primeClassMethod
if (n<=1)return false; “Prime numbers
if(n<4)return true; between 3 and 100:
3
last = (int)[Link](n); 5
i=3; 7
do 11
{ 13
if (n%i==0)return false; 17
i=i+2; 19
} 23
while (i<last); 25
29
return true; 31
} 35
37
} 41
43
class primeClassMethod 47
{ 49
public static void main(String[]s) 53
{ 59
int i, n; 61
67
[Link] ("Prime numbers between 3 and 100:"); 71
for (n=3; n<100; n=n+2) 73
{ 79
if ([Link](n))[Link](n); 83
} 89
} 97
}
>Exit code: 0“

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PRACTICAL NO. 6 File [Link]
# Using user-defined no-argument constructor.
class Room
{ OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
float length, width, height; >javac [Link]“
byte nWindows; >Exit code: 0“
static int totWindows; >java -cp . RoomConstructorDemoA
Length:16.0
Room (float l, float w, float h, byte n) Width:12.5
{ Height:10.0
length=l; width=w; height=h; Windows:1
nWindows=n; totWindows+=n;
}
Length:20.0
Room(float l, float w) Width:14.0
{ Height:12.0
length=l; width Windows:2
=w; height=10; “Total number of Windows :3
nWindows=1; totWindows++; >Exit code: 0“
}

double area()
{
return (length * width);
}
void display()
{
[Link]("\nLength:" +length+ "\nWidth:" +width);
[Link]("Height:" +height);
[Link]("Windows:" +nWindows);
}
}
class RoomConstructorDemoA
{
public static void main (String args[])
{
Room r1=new Room(16,12.5f);
Room r2=new Room(20,14,12,(byte)2);
[Link](); [Link]();
[Link] ("\nTotal number of Windows :" +[Link]);
}
}

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PRACTICAL NO. 7 File Name - [Link]
# Default visibility modifier, available everywhere in a package.
class Rectangle
{
double length,width; OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
>javac [Link]“
void setAttributes(double x, double y) >Exit code: 0“>java -cp . RectangleDemo
{
“Rectangle with length=10.5width=20.0
length=x; width=y;
Area of rectangle is=210.0
}
double area() Area of recangle with length=10.0
{ width=15.0is150.0
return length * width; >Exit code: 0“
}
void display()
{
[Link]("Rectangle with length=" +length+ "width=" +width);
}
}
class RectangleDemo
{
public static void main(String[]s)
{
Rectangle rect1;
rect1=new Rectangle();
Rectangle rect2=new Rectangle();
[Link](10.5,20);
[Link]();
[Link]("Area of rectangle is=" +[Link]());
[Link](10,15);
[Link]("Area of recangle with length="
+[Link]+"width="+[Link] + "is" +[Link]());
}
}

Chapter 9 Working with Array and String

Ãkúfhý : 9 yuhu yLku ®MxÙøkLkku WÃkÞkuøk
PRACTICAL NO. 8 File Name - [Link]
# Array object with its elements initialized by default values.
Use an array in java program.
• “yuhu-ykuçsufx” Lkk ½xfkuLku ÃkqðrLkãkrhík rft{íkku Ãkúkhtr¼f íkhefu ykÃkðe.
class Array1
{
public static void main (String[]s)
{

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 int marks[]; OUTPUT OF
marks=new int[7]; CODE LISTING
>javac [Link]“
>Exit code: 0“
for (int i=0; i<7; i++) >java -cp . Array1“marks[0]is0
marks[1]is0
{ marks[2]is0
[Link]("marks["+i+"]is" +marks[i]); marks[3]is0
} marks[4]is0
marks[5]is0
} marks[6]is0
} >Exit code: 0

PRACTICAL NO. 9 File Name - [Link]

# Different ways to create and initialize array object.
• “yuhu-ykuçsufx” çkLkkððk íkÚkk íkuLkk ½xfkuLku Ãkúkhtr¼f rft{íkku ykÃkðkLke rðrðÄ heík.
class Array2
{
public static void main(String[]s) OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
{ >javac [Link]“
int marks1[];
>Exit code: 0“
marks1=new int[3];
>java -cp . Array2“
int marks2[] = new int[3];
Array marks1: 0 0 0
int [] marks3= new int[3];
Array marks2: 0 0 0
int marks4[] = {50,60,70};
Array marks3: 0 0 0
int[] marks5= {70,80,90};
Array marks4: 50 60 70
Array marks5: 70 80 90
[Link]("Array marks1:\t");
>Exit code: 0“
display(marks1,3);
[Link]("Array marks2:\t");
display(marks2,3);
[Link]("Array marks3:\t");
display(marks3,3);
[Link]("Array marks4:\t");
display(marks4,3);
[Link]("Array marks5:\t");
display(marks5,3);
}
static void display (int arr[], int size)
{
for(int i=0; i<size; i++)
{
[Link](arr[i] + "\t");
}
[Link]();
}
}

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PRACTICAL NO. 10 File Name - [Link]
# Java program to computer average of 10 numbers using 1-D array & loop.
• 10 yÃkqýkof MktÏÞkykuLke Mkhuhkþ ({æÞf) þkuÄðk {kxuLkku òðk Ãkúkuøkúk{
class ArrayAvg
{
public static void main(String[]s)
{
double numbers[]={10.5,20.6,30.8,15.5, 17.3,25.5,27.2,20,30,18.5};
byte ctr; OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
double sum=0, avg; >javac [Link]“
>Exit code: 0“
>java -cp .
[Link]("list of numbers is"); ArrayAvg“list of numbers is
for (ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++) 10.5
20.6
{ 30.8
[Link](numbers[ctr]); 15.5
17.3
sum=sum+numbers[ctr]; 25.5
} 27.2
avg=sum/10; 20.0
30.0
[Link]("\n Average of above number is" +avg); 18.5
} “ Average of above number is21.59
>Exit code: 0“
}

PRACTICAL NO. 11 File Name - [Link]

# Using sort() and fill() methods of Array class.
• òðk{kt yuhu f÷kMkLke sort() yLku fill() {uÚkzLkku WÃkÞkuøk fhðku.

class ArraysClassSortFill OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING

{ >javac [Link]“
>Exit code: 0“
public static void main (String[]s) >java -cp . ArraysClassSortFill
{ “Initial Elements :
6.4
double list[]={6.4,8,7.8,9.8,9.5,6,7,8,8.5,5.9}; 8.0
int indx; 7.8
[Link]("Initial Elements :"); 9.8
9.5
display(list); 6.0
[Link](list,3,9); //soft partial array 7.0
8.0
[Link]("\n sort whole array:"); 8.5
display(list); 5.9
“ sort whole array:
6.4
[Link](list,7); //fill whole array 8.0
[Link]("\n Fill whole array:"); 7.8
6.0
display(list); 7.0
[Link](list,2,6,5); //fill partial array 8.0
[Link]("\n Fill partial array: list[2] to list[5]"); 8.5
9.5
display(list); 9.8
} 5.9
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 static void display(double ary[])
{
for(int i=0; i<[Link]; i++)
{
[Link](ary[i] +"\t");
}
[Link]();
}
}
PRACTICAL NO. 12 File Name - [Link]
# Program using 2-D array with variable number of columns.
• “y÷øk-y÷øk MktÏÞk{kt Míkt¼ Ähkðíkk 2-D yuhuLkku Ãkúkuøkúk{{kt WÃkÞkuøk”

class Array2Dchar
{
public static void main(String [] s)
{
char names[][]= {
{'j','a','v','a'},
{'c'},
{'c','+','+'},
{'B','a','c','i','c'},
{'p','a','s','c','a','l'},
};
[Link]("Number of elements in 2D array :" +[Link] + "\n");

[Link]("five names stored in 2-d array of characters: \n");

display(names,5);
}
static void display(char arr[][],int rows)
{
for(int i=0;i<rows;i++)
{
[Link]("Row"+i + arr[i].length + "character elements");
for(int j=0; j<arr[i].length; j++)
{ OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
>javac [Link]“
[Link](arr[i][j]); >Exit code: 0“
} >java -cp . Array2Dchar
[Link](); “Number of elements in 2D array :5
“five names stored in 2-d array of characters:
}
“
} Row04character elements java
Row11character elements c
} Row23character elements c++
Row35character elements Bacic
Row46character elements pascal
>Exit code: 0“
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PRACTICAL NO. 13 File Name - [Link]
# Creating objects of class String using various constructors.
• “rðrðÄ fLMxÙfxhLkk WÃkÞkuøk ðzu string f÷kMkLkk ykuçsufx çkLkkððk”
import [Link];
public class str1
OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
{
public static void main(String[] args) >javac [Link]“
{ >Exit code: 0“
char name[]={'K','N','O','W','L','E','D','G','E'}; >java -cp . str1
String str2=new String(name); “str2 is KNOWLEDGE
String str3=new String(name,1,2); str3 isNO
String str4=new String(str3); str4 isNO
String str5=new String("KNOWLEDGE"); str5 isKNOWLEDGE
[Link]("str2 is" + str2);
>Exit code: 0“
[Link]("str3 is" +str3);
[Link]("str4 is" +str4);
[Link]("str5 is" +str5);
}
}
Chapter 10 Exception handling in Java
Ãkúfhý : 10 òðk{kt yÃkðkËYÃk ÃkrhÂMÚkríkLkwt ÔÞðMÚkkÃkLk
PRACTICAL NO. 14 File Name - [Link]
# A program that illustrates Compile-time Error.
• “yÄorðhk{ r[nTLkLke f{e” çkíkkðíkku ¼q÷ Ëþkoðíkku Ãkúkuøkúk{.
class ErrorDemo >javac [Link]“[Link]:
{ error: ';' expected
public static void main(String args[]) [Link]("Welcome to the world of computer.")
^
{ 1 error OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
[Link]("Welcome to the world of computer.") >Exit code: 1“>java -cp . ErrorDemo“Error:
Could not find or load main class ErrorDemo
} >Exit code: 1“
}
PRACTICAL NO. 15 File Name - [Link]
# A program that illustrates Run-time Error.
• “y{÷ Ëhr{ÞkLk” ¼q÷ Ëþkoðíkku Ãkúkuøkúk{. OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
>javac [Link]“
class runtimeerrordemo >Exit code: 0“
>java -cp . runtimeerrordemo“statement to be executed before
{ displaying the fifth element Exception in thread "main"
public static void main(String args[]) [Link]: 5
at [Link]([Link])
>Exit code: 1“
{
String city[]={"Ahmedabad","Baroda","rajkot","surat",};
[Link]("statement to be executed before displaying the fifth element");
[Link](city[5]);
[Link]("statement to be executed after display the fifth element");
}
}
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PRACTICAL NO. 16 File Name - [Link]
# A program illustrating arithmetic exception.
• “ økkrýríkf yÃkðkËLkwt ÿüktík ykÃkíkku Ãkúkuøkúk{ ”
class runtimeerrordemo2 OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
{ “statement to be executed before performing didvion
public static void main(String args[]) operation Exception in thread "main"
{ [Link]: / by zero at
int numerator=15; [Link]([Link])
int denomator= 0; >Exit code: 1“
int answer;
[Link]("statement to be executed before performing division operation");
answer=numerator/denomator;
[Link]("statement to be executed after performing division operation");
}
}
PRACTICAL NO. 17 File Name - [Link]
# Program which illustrates finally block without catch block.
• “Catch” rð¼køk rMkðkÞ finally rð¼køk Mk{òðíkku Ãkúkuøkúk{

class finallydemo
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
String citylist[]={"ahmedabad","baroda","rajkot","surat"};
int numerator=15,denominator=0,answer;
[Link]("statement to be executed before try block");
try OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
{ >javac [Link]“
[Link]("begining of try block....."); >Exit code: 0“
>java -cp . finallydemo
[Link](citylist[5]); “statement to be executed before try block
answer=numerator/denominator; begining of try block.....
this part of code will always get executed
[Link]("end of try block...."); Exception in thread "main"
} [Link] at
finally [Link]([Link])
>Exit code: 1“
{
[Link]("this part of code will always get executed");
}

[Link]("end of program...");
}
}

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Chapter 11 File handling Ãkúfhý : 11 VkR÷ ÔÞðMÚkkÃkLk
PRACTICAL NO. 18 File Name - [Link]
# Program to list files in a given directory.
• ykÃku÷ rzhufxhe{kt WÃk÷çÄ VkE÷kuLke ÞkËe {u¤ððk {kxuLkku Ãkúkuøkúk{ ÷¾ku.
import [Link]; OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
public class ListFiles >javac [Link]“
{ >Exit code: 0“
>java -cp . ListFiles
public static void main(String args[])
“List of files in
{ the Directory: C:\Windows
String path= "C:/Windows"; [Link]
String files; [Link]
[Link]
int countOfFiles; [Link]
try [Link]
{ [Link]
[Link]
File folder= new File(path); [Link]
File[] objects;
File[] listOfFiles=[Link]();
countOfFiles= [Link];
[Link]("List of files in the Directory:");
[Link]([Link]());
for(int i=0;i<countOfFiles;i++)
{
if(listOfFiles[i].isFile())
{
files=listOfFiles[i].getName();
[Link](files);
}
}
}
catch(Exception eobj)
{
[Link](eobj);
}
}
}
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PRACTICAL NO. 19 File Name - [Link]
# Program to illustrate file writer operation.
• VkE÷{kt fuðe heíku ÷¾ðwt íkuLkwt ðýoLk fhíkku Ãkúkuøkúk{ ÷¾ku.
import [Link].*;
class FileWriterDemo
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
FileWriter fwobject= null;
try {
fwobject = new FileWriter("[Link]");
[Link]("File writing stats...");
for(int i=1; i< 11; i++)
[Link]("Line:" +i+ "\n");
[Link]("File writing ends...");
}
catch(Exception eobj)
{
[Link](eobj);
}
finally
{
try{
[Link]();
}
catch(Exception eobj)
{
[Link](eobj);
}
}
}
}

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PRACTICAL NO. 20 File Name - [Link]
# Program to illustrate file read operation.
• VkE÷{ktÚke fuðe heíku ðkt[ðwt íkuLkwt ðýoLk fhíkku Ãkúkuøkúk{ ÷¾ku.

import [Link].*;
class FileReaderDemo
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
FileReader frobject = null;
try {
frobject = new FileReader("[Link]");
int i;
char ch;
while((i= [Link]())!= -1)
{
ch= (char) i;
[Link](ch);
} OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
} >javac [Link]“
catch(Exception eobj) >Exit code: 0“>java -cp . FileReaderDemo
{ “File writing stats...Line:1
[Link](eobj); “Line:2
“Line:3
} “Line:4
finally “Line:5
{ “Line:6
try{ “Line:7
[Link](); “Line:8
} “Line:9
“Line:10
catch(Exception eobj)
“File writing ends...>Exit code: 0
{
[Link](eobj);
}
}
}
}

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PRACTICAL NO. 21 File Name - [Link]
# Program to add two numbers.
• WÃkÞkuøkfíkko ÃkkMkuÚke ÃkhMÃkh MktðkË æðkhk çku MktÏÞk ðkt[u yLku íku çku MktÏÞkLkku Mkhðk¤ku Ëþkoðu íku {kxuLkku Ãkúkuøkúk{.

import [Link].*;
import [Link].*;
class ScannerInputDemo
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
Scanner kbInput=null;
int number1;
int number2;
int sum=0;
try
{
kbInput=new Scanner([Link]);
[Link]("Enter the first number:");
number1=[Link]();
[Link]("Enter the second number:");
number2=[Link]();
sum=number1+number2;
[Link]("Sum is : " +sum);
}
catch(Exception eobj)
{ OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
[Link](eobj); >javac [Link]“
} >Exit code: 0“
finally >java -cp . ScannerInputDemo
{ “Enter the first number:20
try { Enter the second number:40
[Link](); Sum is : 60
>Exit code: 0
}
catch(Exception eobj)
{
[Link](eobj);
}
}
}
}
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PRACTICAL NO. 22 File Name - [Link]
# Accepts input from a file “[Link]” and calculates the total marks of
each student.
• Ëhuf rðãkÚkeoLkku zuxk ðkt[e íkuLkk fw÷ økwýLke økýíkhe fhðk {kxuLkku Ãkúkuøkúk{ ÷¾ku.
import [Link].*;
import [Link].*; OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
class ScannerFileDemo >javac [Link]“
{ >Exit code: 0“
public static void main(String args[]) >java -cp . ScannerFileDemo
{ “Defalut delimeter is:\p{javaWhitespace}+/n
Scanner fileinput=null; Total marks of Rollno1,Dhruvi are :294
int rollno, mark1, mark2, mark3, totalmarks; Total marks of Rollno2,Payal are :262
String name=null; Total marks of Rollno3,Vibhuti are :236
FileReader frobject = null; Total marks of Rollno4,Bhaveshri are :278
try Total marks of Rollno5,Shreeya are :266
{ >Exit code: 0
frobject = new FileReader("C:/school/[Link]");
fileinput=new Scanner(frobject);
[Link]("Defalut delimeter is : "+[Link]()+"/n");
while([Link]())
{
rollno=[Link]();
name=[Link]();
mark1=[Link]();
mark2=[Link]();
mark3=[Link]();
totalmarks=mark1+mark2+mark3;
[Link]("Total marks of Rollno" +rollno+","+name+" are :" +totalmarks);
}
[Link]();
}
catch(Exception eobj)
{
[Link](eobj);
}
}
}

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 Chapter 12 Publishing documents using LaTeX
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PRACTICAL NO. 23 File Name - [Link]
# Line handling example source file.
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\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\title{Line handling in \LaTex} OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
\date{May 2013}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\section{Continuous Text}\textsf
{
We have no wings, we cannot fly
But we have legs to sail and climb
By slow degrees and by and by
The cloudy summits of our time
}
\section{Text with Seperate Lines} \textsf
{
Heights by great men reached and kept \\
Where not attained by a sudden flight \\
But they, while their companions slept, \\
Were toiling upwards in the night
}
\end{document}
PRACTICAL NO. 24 File Name - [Link]
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\documentclass[12pt] {article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
OUTPUT OF CODE LISTING
\title{Introduction to \LaTeX}
\date{May 2013}
\begin{document}
\section*{math environment}
The quadratic equation, in its general form, is
\begin{math}
ax^2 + bx + c = 0
\end{math}.
You learnt about them in class X.
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The quadratic equation, in its general form, is
$ax^2 + bx + c = 0$. You learnt about them in
class X.
\section*{displaymath environment}
The quadratic equation, in its general form, is
\begin{displaymath}
ax^2 + bx + c = 0
\end {displaymath}. You learnt about them in class X

\end{document}
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# A sample book in Latex.
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\documentclass[12pt]{book}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\title{\huge Mathematics \\ [3\baselineskip]
\Large Standard 12}
\author { Gujarat State Board of School Textbooks}
\date{2013}
\setcounter{secnumdepth}{2}
\setcounter{tocdepth}{1}
\begin{document}
\frontmatter
\maketitle
\chapter{\MakeUppercase{Fundamental Duties}}
\tableofcontents
\chapter{\MakeUppercase{About This Textbook....}}
\mainmatter Page -1
\part{Semester I}
\section{Introduction}
\section*{exercise 1.1}
\section{Properties of the Union Operation}
\subsection{Union is a Binary Operation}
\subsection{Properties of the Intersection Operation}
\subsection{Intersection is a Binary Operation}
\subsection{Associative Law}
\chapter{Number Systems}
\section{Introduction}
\section*{Exercise 2.1}
\section{Irrational Numbers}

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