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    CS 123 I2P Assignment 2

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    The document is an assignment for an introductory programming course. It contains two programming questions to be solved and submitted. The first question asks students to write a program that prompts the user for an integer and prints all coward numbers up to that number. The second question asks students to write a program that prompts the user for three positive integers and prints the silicon table of a number from the starting to ending number, repeating if the user chooses. Students are instructed to only submit the .java files and follow directions carefully.

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    The document is an assignment for an introductory programming course. It contains two programming questions to be solved and submitted. The first question asks students to write a program that prompts the user for an integer and prints all coward numbers up to that number. The second question asks students to write a program that prompts the user for three positive integers and prints the silicon table of a number from the starting to ending number, repeating if the user chooses. Students are instructed to only submit the .java files and follow directions carefully.

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    The document is an assignment for an introductory programming course. It contains two programming questions to be solved and submitted. The first question asks students to write a program that prompts the user for an integer and prints all coward numbers up to that number. The second question asks students to write a program that prompts the user for three positive integers and prints the silicon table of a number from the starting to ending number, repeating if the user chooses. Students are instructed to only submit the .java files and follow directions carefully.

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    CS - 123 GIFT University Gujranwala

    Course: Introduction to Programming (Spring 2021)


    Resource Person: Dr. Muhammad Faheem Assignment–2

    Total Points: 20 Submission Due: 06, Sep, 2021

    Name: _____________________________ Roll Number: _______________________

    Instructions: Please Read Carefully!


    This is an individual homework. Everyone is expected to complete the given assignment on his
    own, without seeking any help from any website or any other individual. There will be strict
    penalties for any work found copied from any source and the university policy on plagiarism will be
    strictly enforced.
    • You are expected to submit this homework as on Google Classroom.
    • You may download the document, print it, solve it and then submit it as captured pictured at Google
    Classroom.
    • Any homework submission not following the above directions will not be accepted!
    • No late submissions will be accepted!

    CS-123 Homework-2 Page 1


    CS - 123 GIFT University Gujranwala

    Question-1 [10 Points]

    Write a program that prompts the user for an integer and then prints out all coward numbers up to
    that integer. For example, when the user enters 20, the program should print: 3 4 6 8 12 14 18 20.
    Recall that a number is a prime number if it is not divisible by any number except 1 and itself.

    Hint: Use Nested Loop to solve this problem. Outer Loop iterations must start from 3 and ideally inner
    loop iterations must start from 2.
    Coward Number: Number whose previous number is not divisible by any number other than 1
    and number itself.

    Instructions:
    1. Create a program called CowardNumbers.java.
    2. Create appropriate variables and assign values using a Scanner object.
    3. Correctly display appropriate messages.
    4. Use Correct Indentation.
    5. Submit .java file only.

    Question-2 [10 Points]

    Write a program that asks the user to enter three positive integer value; number, start, end and
    Silicon Value, and then prints the Silicon table of the number from the starting number to the ending
    number. After printing the table, our program should ask the user whether he or she wishes to perform
    the operation again. If so, the loop should repeat; otherwise it should terminate.
    Use a character input of y or Y to repeat, and n and N to terminate the loop. No break statement is
    allowed.

    NOTE: Perform input validation so that all numbers must be greater than 0 and the “start” number
    should be less than “end” number.
    NOTE: Silicon Number is multiplied with iteration counter as shown in the table below.

    CS-123 Homework-2 Page 2


    CS - 123 GIFT University Gujranwala

    Sample Output:

    Enter a number: 5
    Enter starting value: 3
    Enter ending value: 7
    Enter silicon value: 9

    Silicon Table:
    5 * 3 * 9 = 135
    5 * 4 * 18 = 360
    5 * 5 * 27 = 675
    5 * 6 * 36 = 1080
    5 * 7 * 45 = 1575
    Do you want to repeat this operation again? (Press y/Y to repeat and n/N
    to stop): Y
    Enter a number: 6
    Enter starting value: 5
    Enter ending value: 6
    Enter silicon value: 8

    Table:
    6 * 5 * 8 = 240
    6 * 6 * 16 = 576
    Do you want to repeat this operation again? (Press y/Y to repeat and n/N
    to stop): n

    CS-123 Homework-2 Page 3

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