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Solution:: Exercise Sheet: Java If Statement

This document contains 4 exercises for a Java programming assignment on if statements. The exercises involve: 1) Checking if a user-input value is odd or even. 2) Checking if user-input values are divisible by each other and printing the results. 3) Printing the greater of two user-input integers. 4) Checking a user-input car speed, printing the type of ticket ("No ticket", "Small ticket", "Big ticket") based on predefined speed ranges. Sample solutions are provided for each exercise.

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Solution:: Exercise Sheet: Java If Statement

This document contains 4 exercises for a Java programming assignment on if statements. The exercises involve: 1) Checking if a user-input value is odd or even. 2) Checking if user-input values are divisible by each other and printing the results. 3) Printing the greater of two user-input integers. 4) Checking a user-input car speed, printing the type of ticket ("No ticket", "Small ticket", "Big ticket") based on predefined speed ranges. Sample solutions are provided for each exercise.

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MIS 202 – Introduction to Programming Exercise Sheet: Java Operators

EXERCISE SHEET: JAVA IF STATEMENT


Ex 1. Write a Java program that reads a value from user and check if it is odd or even. Display
the output on screen.
Solution:

Ex 2. Write a Java program that reads two values from user and check if either of them is
divisible by the other, then print the result on screen.
Examples of running:
If the user entered 15 and 5, the output should be: Yes, 15 is divisible by 5.
If the user entered 3 and 12, the output should be: Yes, 12 is divisible by 3.
If the user entered 7 and 13, the output should be: None is divisible.
Solution:

Ex 3. Write a Java program that reads 2 integers from the user and prints the greater value.
Solution:

Ex 4. Write the Java program that asks the user to enter the car speed, the program reads the
speed and check:
if the Speed is from 0 to 60, the program will print: “No ticket”
if the Speed is from 61 to 80, the program will print: “Small ticket”
if the Speed is more than 80, the program will print: “Big ticket”
Solution:

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