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Coding Challenge 1 HelloWorld

The document provides 3 coding exercises to print different outputs using Java print statements. The first exercise prints a shopping list with indents. The second rewrites the first with a single print statement. The third prints a phrase with words on separate lines. Sample solutions for each exercise using println and print statements are also provided.

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Coding Challenge 1 HelloWorld

The document provides 3 coding exercises to print different outputs using Java print statements. The first exercise prints a shopping list with indents. The second rewrites the first with a single print statement. The third prints a phrase with words on separate lines. Sample solutions for each exercise using println and print statements are also provided.

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Coding Challenge 1

HelloWorld

Exercise 1
Create a program which produces the following output:

SHOPPING LIST 
- Milk 
> Semi-skimmed 
> Medium 
- Eggs 
> Free-range 
- Bread 

Exercise 2
If you used multiple print/println statements in Exercise 1, rewrite the program using only a
single print/println method (or vice versa).

Exercise 3
Create a program which produces the following output:

The 
Cake 
Is A 
Lie. 

As a rule, each word must go in its own print/println method.

Possible Solutions

Exercise 1
System.out.println("SHOPPING LIST");
System.out.println("\t- Milk");
System.out.println("\t\t> Semi-skimmed");
System.out.println("\t\t> Medium");
System.out.println("\t- Eggs");
System.out.println("\t\t> Free-range");
System.out.println("\t- Bread");
Exercise 2
System.out.print("SHOPPING LIST\n\t- Milk\n\t\t> Semi-skimmed\n\t\t>
Medium\n\t- Eggs\n\t\t> Free-range\n\t- Bread");

Exercise 3
System.out.println("\n\nThe");
System.out.println("\tCake");
System.out.print("Is");
System.out.println("\t\tA");
System.out.print("\tLie.");

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