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Java Programming Lab Exercises Guide

The document consists of a series of journal questions designed for a lab on Java programming, covering various topics such as control structures, classes, and object-oriented programming. It includes tasks like finding the largest of three numbers, checking leap years, implementing a basic calculator, and creating classes for students and employees. The questions encourage the implementation of algorithms, data structures, and Java concepts through practical coding exercises.

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Java Programming Lab Exercises Guide

The document consists of a series of journal questions designed for a lab on Java programming, covering various topics such as control structures, classes, and object-oriented programming. It includes tasks like finding the largest of three numbers, checking leap years, implementing a basic calculator, and creating classes for students and employees. The questions encourage the implementation of algorithms, data structures, and Java concepts through practical coding exercises.

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Lab on Java Programming

Journal Questions

Q.1 Write a Java program to find the largest of three numbers using if-else.
Q.2 Write a Java program to check whether a given year is a leap year or not.
Q.3 Write a Java program to classify a student’s grade based on marks using if-
else.
Q.4 Write a Java program to perform a basic calculator using switch-case.
Q.5 Write a Java program to check whether a given character is a vowel or
consonant using switch-case.
Q.6 Write a Java program to print the factorial of a given number.
Q.7 Write a Java program to print the Fibonacci series up to N terms.
Q.8 Write a Java program to reverse a given number using while loop.
Q.9 Write a Java program to check whether a number is prime or not.
Q.10 Write a Java program to print all even numbers from 1 to 100.
Q.11 Write a Java program to create a class Student with attributes: rollNo, name,
and marks. Create objects of the class and display student details. Include a method
to calculate grade based on marks.
Q.12 Create a class Rectangle with attributes length and width. Use a
parameterized constructor to initialize the values. Write methods to calculate area
and perimeter of the rectangle. Display the results using an object of the class.
Q.13 Write a program to create a class Book with attributes: title, author, and price.
Include a default constructor and a parameterized constructor. Create objects using
both constructors and display book details.
Q. 14 Design a Java program to:
 Accept an array of integers from the user.
 Implement a method to sort the array in ascending order without using built-
in sort functions.
 Implement a method to search for a given element using linear search and
binary search.
 Display the sorted array and the result of the searches.

Q. 15 Design a Java program to:

 Create a two-dimensional integer array.


 Traverse the array and display its elements in matrix form.
 Implement a method to search for a specific value in the 2D array and return its position.
 Handle the case when the element is not found.

Q.16 Design a Java program to:

 Take two input strings from the user.


 Perform and display results for the following operations: length, concatenation,
comparison (case-sensitive and case-insensitive), substring extraction, and replacement of
characters.
 Include methods for each operation.

Q.17 Design a Java program to: Demonstrate the concept of the String Literal Pool
in Java. Create strings using literals and the new keyword. Compare the strings
using == and .equals() and explain the output with comments in the code.
Q.18 Create a class Employee with attributes: empId, name, and salary. Create a
subclass Manager that inherits from Employee and has an additional attribute
department. Display details of both Employee and Manager using objects.
Q.19 Create a class Person with name and age. Create a subclass Student with
rollNo and marks. Create another subclass GraduateStudent with degree and
yearOfPassing. Display complete details using objects.

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