COMPUTER SCIENCE

PROJECT

SUBMITTED TO:
ASHUTOSH SIR

SUBMITTED BY:
AAKANCHA VERMA
SHREEJITA BISWAS

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 INDEX
Sr. No. Contents Page No.
1. Certificate 3
2. Acknowledgement 4
3. Introduction to Java 5
4. The Project 6-28
 The Question 6
 The Source Code 6-16
 The Outputs 17-28
5. Conclusion 29
6. Bibliography 30
7. Thank You 31

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 CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Aakancha Verma and

Shreejita Biswas, students of class XI SCIENCE have
successfully completed the Computer Project under the
guidance of Mr. Ashutosh Kumar (our Computer
Science teacher) during the academic year 2020-2021.

It is also certified that all the information provided in

this document is authentic and accurate.

_______________________ ___________________
Signature of Computer Science teacher Signature of Principal
(Mr. Ashutosh Kumar)

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Firstly, we would like to express my special thanks
of gratitude to our Computer Science teacher, Ashutosh Sir as
well as our Principal ma’am for giving us such a golden
opportunity to do this wonderful project which included to
write the source code and its output of a Java program, which
also helped us to do a lot of research, try out new ways of
executing a program and many more new things. It really
gave a boost to my knowledge in Java about various
statements. We are really thankful to them.

Secondly, we would like to thank our parents and

friends who helped us a lot to complete this project within the
limited timeframe and hand it over to the teachers before the
due date.

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 INTRODUCTION
In 1991, the Sun Micro Systems (Broomfield, Colorado, USA)
developed a complete language as a part of research work to develop software for the
consumer electronics. It was developed as a full-fledged programming language. It
could accomplish all sorts of tasks and solve the problems like other programming
languages like BASIC, C++. It was platform independent and hence the task could be
made portable from one system to another.

BASIC FEATURES OF JAVA:

Java possesses the following features:

 Java is an object oriented programming language.

 Java programs are both compiled and interpreted.
 Java programs are platform independent.
 It is a multithread language.
 It can access data from a local system as well as from the internet.
 Java programs is written within a class. The variables and functions are
declared and defined within the class.
 Java programs can create applets (the programs that run on web browsers) and
applications are general programs like any other programming languages.
 Java is case sensitive. As a programming language, it distinguishes the upper
case and lower case letters.

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 PROJECT REQUIREMENT

Windows:

Double-click the install file (bluej-309.msi).

This will run a standard installation. Follow the instructions on screen. The installer
will install the executable bluej.exe. Execute this to run BlueJ.

When executing BlueJ you might get dialog from the firewall asking you whether you
want to block or unblock BlueJ; we recommend that you choose not to block BlueJ.

If you have more than one Java version installed, BlueJ will let you select your
preferred version the first time it is executed. This can be changed later by running the
"Select BlueJ VM" utility from the Start menu.

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Macintosh:

Note: BlueJ 3.0+ requires Java 6. Updating to the latest Java version (via the Mac OS
Software Update feature) is recommended. BlueJ 3.0.9 and later also has a package
which bundles Java 7, and does not require Java to be installed separately.

Download and expand the install file (BlueJ-309.zip). Move the resulting folder to
your preferred location (for example Applications).

Debian, Ubuntu, and other Debian-based systems

Check your distribution's instructions on how to install "deb" packages. In many cases
it will be as simple as double-clicking the downloaded file from within a file manager,
and then providing an administrator password to allow the installation to proceed.

Note the "deb" package requires one of the following packages to be installed:

sun-java6-jdk or openjdk-6-jdk or sun-java7-jdk or openjdk-7-jdk

Installing BlueJ will normally cause an appropriate JDK to be installed.

Please note, the example projects will be installed under /usr/share/doc/BlueJ/

Thanks to Joe Lewis for providing the initial version of the .deb package.

Unix:

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Make sure you have a suitable JDK. The Oracle JDK is recommended as it is the most
tested. Currently the "gij" (GNU java interpreter) cannot be used.

Run the installer by executing (from the command shell)

/path/to/jdk/bin/java -jar bluej-309.jar

... where "/path/to/jdk" should be replaced by the actual path to the JDK.

Note: if you have a suitable java binary in a directory listed in your PATH
environment variable, you may be able to omit the "/path/to/jdk" above. Be careful
that this does not run an incompatible java implementation (such as "gij") however!
You can check if a Java implementation is in your path by runng "java -version".

In the installer, select an installation directory and your JDK directory and install. By
default, the installer will install into a directory called "bluej" inside the directory from
which you launch it, and it will pick up the JDK location automatically (if it is run
correctly according to the instructions above).

In the directory where BlueJ was installed, you will find a file named bluej. This is the
launcher script. Execute this script to start BlueJ. For example:

cd bluej # change into installation directory

./bluej # execute the "bluej" launcher script

Note: This installer can be executed on any system with Java installed (including
Windows and MacOS), but Windows/MacOS specific icons and configurations will
not be present.

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 THE PROJECT
QUESTION:

DEVELOP A COSOLE-BASED APPLICATION USING JAVA TO

CALCULATE TAXABLE INCOME (DIRECT TAX).

SOURCE CODE:

import java.util.*;

public class project

double I;

public static void main()

Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in);

System.out.println("!! Welcome to the online Income Tax checking portal!!");

System.out.println("Please Enter your full name.");

String fname=sc.nextLine();

System.out.println("Please enter your gender");

String g=sc.nextLine();

System.out.println("Please enter your salutation.(Mr./Mrs./Ms./Mst. or etc.)");

String salutation=sc.nextLine();

fname=fname.trim();

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fname=fname+' ';

int s=0, l=fname.length();

double Tax;

double inc;

for(int i=0;i<l;i++)

if(fname.charAt(i)==' ')

s=i;

break;

String name=salutation+" "+fname.substring(0,s);

System.out.println(name+", Please Enter your age as on 1st April 2020.");

float age=sc.nextFloat();

project ob=new project();

if(age<=60)

Tax= ob.less_than_60(name,0);

else if((age>60)&&(age<=80))

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 Tax=ob.from_60_to_80(name,0);

else

Tax= ob.above_80(name,0);

if(age<=60)

inc= ob.less_than_60(name,1);

else if((age>60)&&(age<=80))

inc=ob.from_60_to_80(name,1);

else

inc= ob.above_80(name,1);

System.out.println(name+", the details entered by you are as follows:");

System.out.println("Full Name: "+fname);

System.out.println("Gender: "+g);

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 System.out.println("Income: "+inc);

System.out.println("Age (as per on1st April 2020): "+age+"\n");

System.out.println("According to the information entered by you, this portal has

calculated your payable tax :)");

System.out.println("Payable tax(including all taxes and charges): "+Tax);

System.out.println("Thank you for using our service :)");

System.out.println("Have a nice day!!!!!!");

public double less_than_60(String n, int ch)

Scanner a= new Scanner(System.in);

if (ch==0)

System.out.println(n+", Please Enter the total income for the Financial Year
2019-2020");

double income=a.nextDouble();

I=income;

double tax,surcharge=0,cess;

if (income<=250000)

tax=0;

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else if((income>250000)&&(income<=500000))

tax=((income-250000)*(0.05));

cess=tax*(0.04);

tax=tax+cess;

else if ((income>500000)&&(income<=1000000))

tax=((income-500000)*(0.2))+12500;

tax=(tax*(0.04))+tax;

else

tax=((income-1000000)*(0.3))+112500;

tax=(tax*(0.04))+tax;

if((income>=5000000)&&(income<10000000))

surcharge=(0.1)*tax;

else if((income>=10000000)&&(income<20000000))

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 {

surcharge=(0.15)*tax;

else if((income>=20000000)&&(income<50000000))

surcharge=(0.25)*tax;

else if (income>=50000000)

surcharge=(0.37)*tax;

tax=tax+surcharge;

return(tax);

else

return(I);

public double from_60_to_80(String n,int ch)

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 if (ch==0)

Scanner a= new Scanner(System.in);

System.out.println(n+", Please Enter the total income for the Financial Year
2019-2020");

double income=a.nextDouble();

I=income;

double tax=0,surcharge=0;

if (income<=300000)

tax=0;

else if((income>300000)&&(income<=500000))

tax=(income-300000)*(0.05);

tax=(tax*(0.04))+tax;

else if ((income>500000)&&(income<=1000000))

tax=((income-500000)*(0.2))+10000;

tax=tax+((0.04)*tax);

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else

tax=((income-1000000)*(0.3))+110000;

tax=tax+(tax*(0.04));

if((income>=5000000)&&(income<10000000))

surcharge=(0.1)*tax;

else if((income>=10000000)&&(income<20000000))

surcharge=(0.15)*tax;

else if((income>=20000000)&&(income<50000000))

surcharge=(0.25)*tax;

else

surcharge=(0.37)*tax;

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 tax=tax+surcharge;

return(tax);

else

return(I);

public double above_80(String n,int ch)

if(ch==0)

Scanner a= new Scanner(System.in);

System.out.println(n+", Please Enter the total income for the Financial Year
2019-2020");

double income=a.nextDouble();

I=income;

double tax=0,surcharge=0;

if (income<=500000)

tax=0;

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}

else if ((income>500000)&&(income<=1000000))

tax=(income-500000)*(0.2);

tax=tax+(tax*(0.04));

else

tax=100000+((income-1000000)*(0.3));

tax=tax+(tax*(0.04));

if((income>=5000000)&&(income<10000000))

surcharge=(0.1)*tax;

else if((income>=10000000)&&(income<20000000))

surcharge=(0.15)*tax;

else if((income>=20000000)&&(income<50000000))

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 surcharge=(0.25)*tax;

else

surcharge=(0.37)*tax;

tax=tax+surcharge;

return(tax);

else

return(I);

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 CONCLUSION
From this project we came to know about many things about Java
fundamentals and programming of Java in an organized manner. We also learnt about
the basics of Income Tax file managed by the Central Government. Moreover, we
have learnt how to present project in an online platform through softwares like BlueJ
and Microsoft Word. Beside all this, we came to know how to by gather information
from various sources and websites to make a proper source code for making the
Income Tax file program and display the outputs in the project by taking screenshots
of the suitable examples required. We are really grateful to our school’s subject
teacher to choose this topic as our project question which can be helpful for our future.

- AAKANCHA VERMA
- SHREEJITA BISWAS

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 BIBLIOGRAPHY
With the help of our friends and family, this project is completed and we
have taken help from the following:

 Understanding ISC Computer Science (Java with Blue J) of class XI.

Written by Vijay Kumar Pandey and Dilip Kumar Dey.
Published by Arya Publishing Company
Edition: Fourth Revised Edition 2020

 Understanding ICSE Computer Science (with Blue J) of class X.

Written by Vijay Kumar Pandey and Dilip Kumar Dey.
Published by Arya Publishing Company
Edition: Revised Eighth Edition 2019

 An article on Economic Times which showed the different income tax slabs for
different age groups. The following website is about the same
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/tax/latest-income-tax-
slabs/articleshow/62751981.cms

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