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Day 1 - Programs at Bootcamp & Home

The document outlines programs to write for a bootcamp covering basic programming concepts like data types, operators, conditionals, and functions. It includes 5 programs for Day 1 at the bootcamp covering printing names, initials, and mathematical operations. It also includes 5 similar programs for homework covering checking leap years, seasons, roots of quadratic equations, distances, and sums of random dice rolls.

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Day 1 - Programs at Bootcamp & Home

The document outlines programs to write for a bootcamp covering basic programming concepts like data types, operators, conditionals, and functions. It includes 5 programs for Day 1 at the bootcamp covering printing names, initials, and mathematical operations. It also includes 5 similar programs for homework covering checking leap years, seasons, roots of quadratic equations, distances, and sums of random dice rolls.

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Day 1 - Programs at Bootcamp -

Section A - Elements of Programing :- Basic and Built-in Data Types

1. Write a program “​PrintThreeNames.java​” that takes three names as input and


prints out a proper sentence with the names in the reverse of the order given, so
that for example, "​java PrintThreeNames Alice Bob Carol​" gives "Hi Carol, Bob,
and Alice.".
2. Write a program “​PrintInitials.java”​ that takes initials as input and prints the initials
using nine rows of asterisks like the one below.

3. Write a program to produce runtime error​ java.lang.NoSuchMethodError


4. Write a ​IntOpt.java program by taking a, b and c as input values and print the
following integer operations a + b *c, a * b + c, c + a / b, and a % b + c. Please
also understand the precedence of the operators.
5. Similarly write the ​DoubleOpt.java program by taking double value and doing the
same operations.
Day 1 - Programs at Home
Section A - Elements of Programing :- Built-in Data Types

1. Write a ​LeapYear.java program that takes a year as input and outputs the Year
is a Leap Year or not a Leap Year.
The LeapYear program only works for year >= 1582, corresponding to a year in
the Gregorian calendar. So ensure to check for the same. Further the Leap Year
is a Year divisible by 4 and not 100 unless it is divisible by 400. For e.g. 1800 is
not a Leap Year and 2000 is a Leap Year.
2. Write a program SpringSeason.java that takes two int values m and d from the
command line and prints true if day d of month m is between March 20 (m = 3, d
=20) and June 20 (m = 6, d = 20), false otherwise.
3. Write a program ​Quadratic.java to find the roots of the equation a*x*x + b*x + c.
Since the equation is x*x, hence there are 2 roots. The 2 roots of the equation
can be found using a formula
delta = b*b - 4*a*c
Root 1 of x = (-b + sqrt(delta))/(2*a)
Root 2 of x = (-b - sqrt(delta))/(2*a)
Take a, b and c as input values to find the roots of x.
4. Write a program ​Distance.java that takes two integer command-line arguments x
and y and prints the Euclidean distance from the point (x, y) to the origin (0, 0). The
formulae to calculate distance = sqrt(x*x + y*y). Use Math.power function
5. Write a program ​SumOfTwoDice.java that prints the sum of two random integers
between 1 and 6 (such as you might get when rolling dice).

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