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MethodTask 9july

The document outlines four programming scenarios: calculating total marks for a student, determining the area of a circle, calculating an electricity bill based on units consumed, and checking if a student has passed based on their marks. Each scenario includes specific requirements for input, processing, and output. The concepts involved include methods with arguments and return types.

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MethodTask 9july

The document outlines four programming scenarios: calculating total marks for a student, determining the area of a circle, calculating an electricity bill based on units consumed, and checking if a student has passed based on their marks. Each scenario includes specific requirements for input, processing, and output. The concepts involved include methods with arguments and return types.

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1.

Student Result
Scenario:​
A school wants to calculate the total marks of a student.

Requirements:

●​ Create a method that accepts marks of 5 subjects.


●​ Return the total marks.
●​ Print the result in the main() method.

Concepts:

●​ Method with arguments


●​ Return type

[Link] Area
Scenario:​
A drawing application needs to calculate the area of a circle.

Requirements:

●​ Accept radius.
●​ Return the area.
●​ Print the result.

[Link] Bill
Scenario:​
An electricity department calculates the bill.

Requirements:

●​ Accept units consumed.


●​ Bill = units × ₹8
●​ Return total bill.
4. Student Pass/Fail
Scenario:​
A school checks whether a student has passed.

Requirements:

●​ Accept marks.
●​ Return true if marks are 35 or more.
●​ Otherwise return false.

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