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Java Programs

This document contains a list of 60 Java programs covering fundamental Java concepts like Hello World, data types, control flow, OOPs concepts, exception handling, multithreading, file handling, string operations, and database operations. The programs provide examples of basic calculations, conditional logic, classes and objects, inheritance, interfaces, packages, exceptions, threads, file I/O, string processing, and database connectivity.

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Java Programs

This document contains a list of 60 Java programs covering fundamental Java concepts like Hello World, data types, control flow, OOPs concepts, exception handling, multithreading, file handling, string operations, and database operations. The programs provide examples of basic calculations, conditional logic, classes and objects, inheritance, interfaces, packages, exceptions, threads, file I/O, string processing, and database connectivity.

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List of Java Programs

1. WAP to display “Hello World”


2. WAP to find the average of 2 numbers.
3. WAP to find the greatest of three numbers.
4. WAP to find the sum, product and difference of 2 numbers using choice entered by the user.
5. WAP to check whether a number is palindrome or not.
6. WAP to check whether a number is prime or not.
7. WAP to show the working of labeled break statement
8. WAP to show the working of labeled continue statement
9. WAP to show the concept of vararg methods.
10.WAP to show the concept of overloaded vararg methods.
11.WAP to input n elements and find their average.
12.WAP to input n elements and find the minimum and maximum.
13.WAP to input n elements and search a particular element in the list.
14.WAP to input a matrix and print the sum of its rows and columns
15.WAP to input a square matrix and print the sum of its diagonal elements.
16.WAP to print the transpose of a matrix.
17.WAP to find the product of 2 matrices.
18.WAP to show an example of irregular arrays.
19.WAP to show the working of enhanced for
20.WAP to find the area of a rectangle by using Rectangle class.
21.WAP to show how array of objects can be created using Rectangle class.
22.WAP to show how objects can be passed to and returned from a function
23.WAP to show the concept of static member functions.
24.WAP to show the concept of constructor overloading
25.WAP to show the concept of Single Inheritance.
26.WAP to show the concept of Multi-level Inheritance.
27.WAP to show the concept of Hierarchal Inheritance.
28.WAP to show the concept of Dynamic Polymorphism using shape class example
29.WAP to show how a class may implement multiple interfaces.
30.WAP to show how one interface may extend another interface.
31.WAP to show how one class may extend another class and implement an interface also at
the same time.
32.WAP to show the concept of Dynamic Polymorphism using interfaces
33.WAP to show how to store a class in a particular package.
34.WAP to show how to access a class stored in a different package.
35.WAP to show how one class may extend another class stored in a different package.
36.WAP to show an example of try catch block for exception handling.
37.WAP to show multiple catch blocks can be used with a try block.
38.WAP to show the use of finally block.
39.WAP to show working of nested try catch blocks.
40.WAP to show an example of how exceptions are handled in a called function.
41.WAP to show how user defined exception classes can be created.
42.WAP to show an example of multi-threading using Thread class.
43.WAP to show an example of multi-threading using Runnable interface.
44.WAP to show how priorities can be assigned to threads.
45.WAP to show an example of thread synchronization
46.WAP to show an example of inter thread communication
47.WAP to read and write bytes from a file.
48.WAP to write data about a student into a file and then read it.
49.WAP to show how files can be accessed randomly.
50.WAP to show how objects can be written to and read from a file.
51.WAP a program to show the use of BufferedInputStream and BufferedOutputStream classes
52.WAP to count vowels in a string
53.WAP to count special characters in a string
54.WAP to check if a string is a palindrome or not.
55.WAP to toggle the characters in a string
56.WAP to count the number of words in a string
57.WAP to show how records can be fetched from a database
58.WAP to show how records can be updated in a database
59.WAP to show how records can be deleted from a database
60. WAP to show how records can be inserted in a database

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