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Package practice.

demo;

Public class TestScores {

//Default Constructor
TestScores() {
}

//All-arg Constructor
TestScores(float ScoreTest1, float ScoreTest2, float ScoreTest3) {
}

float scoreTest1;
float scoreTest2;
float scoreTest3;
float avgScore;

//Setters (Set Methods a.k.a. Mutator Methods)


public void setScoreTest1(scoreTest1) {
this.scoreTest1= scoreTest1;
}

public void setScoreTest1(scoreTest2) {


this.scoreTest2= scoreTest2;
}

public void setScoreTest1(scoreTest3) {


this.scoreTest3= scoreTest3;
}

//Getters (Get Methods a.k.a. Accessor Methods)


public float getScoreTest1() {
return this.ScoreTest1;
}

public float getScoreTest2() {


return this.ScoreTest2;
}

public float getScoreTest3() {


return this.ScoreTest3;
}

//Method to find average score of the three tests


public float calcAvg(float ScoreTest1, float ScoreTest2, float ScoreTest3) {
System.out.println(return ((ScoreTest1 + ScoreTest2 + ScoreTest3) / 3));
}

}
Public class CalcTestAverage {
public static void main(String[] args) {
TestScores TestScoreObj = new TestScores();
Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

while(sc.nextLine()!=null) {
System.out.println(“Enter the Score for Test-1:”);
TestScoreObj.setTestScore1(sc.nextInt());

System.out.println(“Enter the Score for Test-1:”);


TestScoreObj.setTestScore2(sc.nextInt());

System.out.println(“Enter the Score for Test-1:”);


TestScoreObj.setTestScore3(sc.nextInt());
}

float score1 = TestScoreObj.getTestScore1();


float score2 = TestScoreObj.getTestScore2();
float score3 = TestScoreObj.getTestScore3();

TestScoreObj.calcAvg(score1,score2,score3);

if(sc!=null) {
sc.close();
}

}
}

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This is from my experience ,


1.Don’t think about DP first(infact lets forget whats a DP is) ..try to solve the problem
with a Recursive solution first
2.If you find a recursive solution , then you are 80% done . if you didnt find a
recursive solution GOTO step-1 else GOTO step-3 .
3.Now formulate a tree based on the recursive method . This should be simple and
tricky . Just take a small input and draw all recursion in the form of a tree . (state of
each node is the input parameter to the function)
4.Now see Which Nodes in the above tree are same , i.e which are the nodes for
which the input parameters are the same .
5.If you are still stuck to reach this step or very slow , GOTO step-3 . (Remember slow
and steady wins the race !!)
6.Now Try thinking How can you calculate the result of such nodes whose input
parameters are same and reuse . if the result depends upon 3 input parameters, then
you have to store it in a 3 dimensional array .
7.Once you figure out a the above point to do , you are 95% done . If not GOTO step-
6.
8.Now Fucking code it ..if still stuck REPEAT 8
9.The END

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