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This document outlines exercises for an introductory Java programming lab. It includes exercises to print a mosque design, calculate mathematical equations, perform arithmetic operations on user-input integers, convert between Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures, and calculate quantities and money from cookie sales using boxes and cartons. It also provides formulas for calculating pulley speed and weight lifted using multiple pulleys.

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Source Code: Lab02: Introduction To Java

This document outlines exercises for an introductory Java programming lab. It includes exercises to print a mosque design, calculate mathematical equations, perform arithmetic operations on user-input integers, convert between Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures, and calculate quantities and money from cookie sales using boxes and cartons. It also provides formulas for calculating pulley speed and weight lifted using multiple pulleys.

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CSL-210: Object-Oriented Programming Lab

BS(CS)- Semester 02
(Fall 2021)

Lab02: Introduction to Java

Exercise 1 (Mosque.java)

Write a program that prints a mosque, similar to the following:


Source Code:
public class Main
{
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println(" ^ ^ ^");
System.out.println(" /|\\ /|\\ /|\\ ");
System.out.println(" ((&)) .((^)). ((&))");
System.out.println(" |.| ((((^)))) |.| ");
System.out.println(" |.| (((((|))))) |.| ");
System.out.println(" |.| (((((((|))))))) |.| ");
System.out.println(" |.| ((((((|)))))) |.| ");
System.out.println(" |.| (((((|))))) |.| ");
System.out.println(" {===============================} " );
System.out.println(" ================================= " );
System.out.println(" | | ");
System.out.println(" | | ");
System.out.println(" | | ");
System.out.println(" | -- | ");
System.out.println(" | _ {#} _ | ");
System.out.println(" | |###| {###} |###| | ");
System.out.println(" | |###| {#######} |###| | ");
System.out.println(" | ==== {#########} ==== | ");
System.out.println(" | {#########} | ");
System.out.println(" | {#########} | ");
System.out.println(" ( @@@@@@@@@@@=========@@@@@@@@@)
");
System.out.println(" (++++++++++/============/++++++++) ");
System.out.println(" [%%%%%%%%%/============/%%%%%%%%%] ");
System.out.println(" ''''''''''/============/'''''''''''' ");

}
}

OUTPUT:
CS Department, BUKC 2/5 Semester Fall 2021
CSL-210: Object-Oriented Programming Lab Lab02: Introduction to Java

Exercise 2 (Equations.java)

Wrtite a java program that calculates the following equation. Where x = 6, y = 20, z=13

2x2 + y2

3x + y -3z2

2x -2y + 5z2

Source code:
public class Main
{
public static void main(String[] args) {
int x=6,y=20,z=13;
System.out.println("2x^2+y^2=\n"+(2*x*x+y*y));
System.out.println("3x+y-3z^2=\n"+(3*x+y-3*z*z));
System.out.println("2x -2y + 5z^2=\n"+(2*x-2*y+5*z*z));
}
}

Output:
CS Department, BUKC 3/5 Semester Fall 2021
CSL-210: Object-Oriented Programming Lab Lab02: Introduction to Java

Exercise 3 (Arithmatic.java)

Type-in the following example, which receives the input of two integer numbers and compute the
sum, difference and product. Compile and run this program.

Source code:
public class Main
{

public static void main(String[] args){


int num1=5,num2=11;
System.out.println("a=5,b=11");
System.out.println("a+b="+(num1+num2));

System.out.println("a-b="+(num1-num2));

System.out.println("a*b="+(num1*num2));
}}

OUTPUT:

Exercise 4 (Temperature.java)

Celsius to Fahrenhite temperature: F=(C × 9/5) + 32


CS Department, BUKC 4/5 Semester Fall 2021
CSL-210: Object-Oriented Programming Lab Lab02: Introduction to Java
C = temperature in celsius.
F = temperature in fahrenhite
Calculate the temperature for the following degrees
 289 °C
 400 °C
 -36 °C
 -180 °C

Source Code:
public class Main
{

public static void main(String[] args){


int c=289,c2=400,c3=-36,c4=-180;
System.out.println("Degree F for "+ c +" degree celcius ="+(c*9/5+32));
System.out.println("Degree F for"+c2+"degree celcius="+(c2*9/5+32));
System.out.println("Degree F for"+c3+"degree celcius="+(c3*9/5+32));
System.out.println("Degree F for"+c4+"degree celcius="+(c4*9/5+32));
}
}
OUTPUT:

Exercise 5 (Cookies.java)

There are 12 cookies per box (sold at $1.14) and 24 boxes per carton. Left over boxes are sold for
57¢. Remaining cookies are given away free. Given the number of cookies produced, determine the
number of boxes, cartons, left over boxes and the total money made.

Exercise 6 (PullyFormulas.java)

Pulley formulas
a) calculate the speed of one pulley if there are 2 pulleys connected with a belt:
CS Department, BUKC 5/5 Semester Fall 2021
CSL-210: Object-Oriented Programming Lab Lab02: Introduction to Java
RPM2 = diameter1/diameter2 * RPM1
b) calculate the amount of weight that can be lifted with a multiple pulley system:
weight lifted = force exerted * number of up ropes

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