Lab: Conditional Statements

Problems for lab exercise for the "Programming Basics" course @ SoftUni Global.
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1. Excellent Result
Write a console program that reads a rating (integer) entered by the user and prints "Excellent!" if the score is 5 or
higher.
Inpu Inpu
Input Output Output Output Input Output
t t
6 Excellent! 4 (no output) 5 Excellent! 3 (no output)

Hints and Guidelines:

1. Create a new class in the existing IntelliJ project. Right-click on the "src" folder. Select [New] 🡪 [Java Class]:

You already have a project with one class in it. It remains to write the code to solve the task.
2. Create a main method by going to the "ExcellentResult" class (between curly brackets) and type:

3. Go to the body of the main (String [] args) method (between the curly braces). Create a Scanner object to read
from the console and read a floating-point number - the grade:

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4. Check the value of the assessment. If it is greater than or equal to 5, print the conditional output:

5. Start the program with [Ctrl + Shift + F10] and test it with different input values:

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2. Greater Number
Write a program that reads two integers entered by the user and prints the larger of the two.

Sample Input and Output

Outpu Outpu Outpu Outpu
Input Input Input Input
t t t t
5 5 3 5 10 10 -5 5
3 5 10 5

Hints and Guidelines

1. Read two integers from the console:

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 2. Compare whether the first
number num1 is greater
than the second num2. Print
the larger number.

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3. Even or Odd
Write a program that reads an integer entered by the user and prints whether it is even or odd.

Sample Input and Output

Outpu Outpu Outpu Outpu
Input Input Input Input
t t t t
2 even 3 odd 25 odd 1024 even

Hints and Guidelines

1. First, add a new Java class to the existing project.
2. Create a Scanner object and read an integer from the console:

3. Check that the number is even by dividing it by 2, and check what is the remainder of the division. Print the
output depending on the condition:

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4. Password Guess
Write a program that reads a password (string) entered by the user and checks if the entered password matches the
phrase "s3cr3t!P@ssw0rd". In case of coincidence, display "Welcome". In case of discrepancy, display "Wrong
password!".

Sample Input and Output

Input Output Input Output Input Output
qwerty Wrong s3cr3t!P@ssw0rd Welcome s3cr3t!p@ss Wrong
password! password!

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5. Number 100...200
Write a program that reads an integer entered by the user and checks if it is below 100, between 100 and 200 or
above 200. If the number is:

● below 100 print: "Less than 100"

● between 100 and 200 print: "Between 100 and 200"

● above 200 print: "Greater than 200"

Sample Input and Output

Input Output Input Output Input Output
95 Less than 100 120 Between 100 and 200 210 Greater than 200

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6. Speed Info
Write a program that reads the speed (floating-point number) entered by the user and prints speed information.

● At speed up to 10 (inclusive) print "slow"

● At speed between 10 and 50 (inclusive) print "average"

● At speed between 50 and 150 (inclusive) print "fast"

● At speed between 150 and 1000 (inclusive) print "ultra fast"

● At a higher speed print "extremely fast"

Sample Input and Output

Outpu Outpu
Input Input Output Input Input Output Input Output
t t
8 slow 49.5 average 126 fast 160 ultra 3500 extremely
fast fast

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7. Area of Figures
Write a program in which the user enters the type and dimensions of a geometric figure and calculates its area. The
figures are of four types: square, square, rectangle, circle, and triangle. The first line of the input reads the type of
figure (string with the following options: square, rectangle, circle, or triangle).
● If the figure is a square: on the next line read a floating-point number - the length of its side

● If the figure is a rectangle: on the next two lines read two floating-point numbers - the lengths of its sides

● If the figure is a circle: on the next line read a floating-point number - the radius of the circle

● If the figure is a triangle: on the next two lines read two floating-point numbers - the length of its side and
the length of the height to it
Round the result up to 3 digits after the decimal point.

Sample Input and Output

Input Output Input Output Input Output Input Output
square 25.000 rectangle 17.500 circle 113.097 triangle 45.00
5 7 6 4.5 0
2.5 20

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