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Java Internship Task: Variables & Input

The document outlines a task for a Java Developer Internship focusing on variables, data types, and console input. It includes instructions for creating a Java program that demonstrates various programming concepts, such as arithmetic operations, type casting, and variable scope, along with deliverables and interview questions. Additionally, it provides submission guidelines, including time constraints and requirements for using GitHub for task submission.

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Java Internship Task: Variables & Input

The document outlines a task for a Java Developer Internship focusing on variables, data types, and console input. It includes instructions for creating a Java program that demonstrates various programming concepts, such as arithmetic operations, type casting, and variable scope, along with deliverables and interview questions. Additionally, it provides submission guidelines, including time constraints and requirements for using GitHub for task submission.

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JAVA DEVELOPER INTERNSHIP

TASK 2: Variables, Data Types & Console Input Application

Tools:
Primary: IntelliJ IDEA / Eclipse
Alternatives: VS Code, Terminal + Text Editor

Hints / Mini Guide:


1. Create a Java program that declares variables of all primitive data types and explain their
memory usage.
2. Use the Scanner class to accept multiple types of user input from the console.
3. Implement basic arithmetic operations using user-provided input.
4. Demonstrate type casting by converting between compatible and incompatible data types.
5. Handle invalid input gracefully using conditional checks.
6. Print formatted output using [Link].
7. Show difference between local, instance, and static variables.
8. Add inline comments explaining why specific data types were chosen.

Deliverables:
Interactive console-based calculator
Clean, well-commented source code

Interview Questions Related To Above Task:

Difference between primitive and non-primitive types?


What is type casting?
Why is Scanner preferred over BufferedReader?
What is default value of variables?
Explain scope of variables.
📌 Task Submission Guidelines
⏰ Time Window:
Youcan complete the task anytime between 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM on the given day. Submission link closes at
10:00 PM
🔍 Self-Research Allowed:
Youare free to explore, Google, or refer to tutorials to understand concepts and complete the task effectively.
🛠 Debug Yourself:
Tryto resolve all errors by yourself. This helps you learn problem-solving and ensures you don’t face the same
issues in future tasks.
💸 No Paid Tools:
Ifthe task involves any paid software/tools, do not purchase anything. Just learn the process or find free
alternatives.
📁 GitHub Submission:
Create a new GitHub repository for each task.
Add everything you used for the task — code, datasets, screenshots (if any), and a short [Link] explaining
what you did.
📤 Submit Here:
After completing the task, paste your GitHub repo link and submit it using the link below:
👉
[Submission Link ]

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