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    This document provides instructions for several Java programming exercises: 1. It asks questions about class names, file names, main methods, and print statements. 2. It instructs the reader to create classes with void display methods and objects to invoke them in a Main class. 3. It provides partial code for a class to generate random data and find min, max, sum, and average values. 4. It provides a UML diagram and asks the reader to implement the class and write a MyApp class. 5. It asks the reader to write a Temperature class with a method to convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius. 6. It provides code to test the Temperature conversion

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    This document provides instructions for several Java programming exercises: 1. It asks questions about class names, file names, main methods, and print statements. 2. It instructs the reader to create classes with void display methods and objects to invoke them in a Main class. 3. It provides partial code for a class to generate random data and find min, max, sum, and average values. 4. It provides a UML diagram and asks the reader to implement the class and write a MyApp class. 5. It asks the reader to write a Temperature class with a method to convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius. 6. It provides code to test the Temperature conversion

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    This document provides instructions for several Java programming exercises: 1. It asks questions about class names, file names, main methods, and print statements. 2. It instructs the reader to create classes with void display methods and objects to invoke them in a Main class. 3. It provides partial code for a class to generate random data and find min, max, sum, and average values. 4. It provides a UML diagram and asks the reader to implement the class and write a MyApp class. 5. It asks the reader to write a Temperature class with a method to convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius. 6. It provides code to test the Temperature conversion

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    Lab 1:

    1. Write and run the source code given below.

    a. What is a class name?


    b. What is a file name?
    c. What is a main method?
    d. What does System.out.println(“World!”) do?

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    2. Class, Object and void method

    A posible class name Posible object


    Image
    names
    1. Write a java
    application
    based on the
    class name.

    2. Inside the
    class, create one
    void method
    named display.
    The method will
    print the name
    of the image.
    Example “This is
    a Car”

    3. Write one
    application
    named
    Main.java. the
    Main.java
    consists main
    method. Create
    objects of four
    classes and
    invoke display
    method in Main
    method.

    3. Complete the MyFirstAnalysis.java below.

    package firstanalysis;

    import java.util.Random;

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    /**
    *
    * @author msa
    */
    public class MyFirstAnalysis {

    public int [] generateRandomData()


    {
    int inputData[] = new int[10];

    Random
    for(intgenerateRandom = new Random();
    i =0; i<10; i++)
    {
    inputData[i] = generateRandom.nextInt(100);
    }

    return inputData;

    public void findMaxMinSumAverage(int [] inputData)


    {
    /*
    * 1. Write your code to display Min, Max, Sum and Average Value
    *
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    MyFirstAnalysis firstAnalysis = new MyFirstAnalysis();


    for(int value : firstAnalysis.generateRandomData())
    {
    System.out.println("Values : "+value);
    }
    }
    }

    4. Based on the UML class given below, write the java implementation class. Then, write
    MyApp.java given below. Compile and run MyApp.

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    4

    MyApp.java

    5. Write one class named Temperature.


    6. Inside the temperature class, write one method to convert farenheit to celcius.

    Method Name public double convertTemperaturetoCelcius(double fahrenheit)


    Input of method double
    process celcius = (5.0/9)*(fahrenheit-32)
    Output Temperature in celcius

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    5

    After finish question 5 and 6, run the Exercise1.java application below.

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    6

    7. Add the related source code for converting farenheit to celcius into GuiTemperature class
    below. Compile and run GuiTemperature.

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