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This document contains questions about Java concepts and programming exercises. It asks about Java's character type, using short-circuit AND to prevent divide-by-zero errors, inner classes with examples, namespaces and why they are important in Java, accessing members of packages between packages with examples, using Math.random() to generate random numbers between 0 and 1 and testing it, creating a max() method to return the largest of three integers using if-else-if and nested if statements, and listing and illustrating different String methods with examples.

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Java Assignment Question

This document contains questions about Java concepts and programming exercises. It asks about Java's character type, using short-circuit AND to prevent divide-by-zero errors, inner classes with examples, namespaces and why they are important in Java, accessing members of packages between packages with examples, using Math.random() to generate random numbers between 0 and 1 and testing it, creating a max() method to return the largest of three integers using if-else-if and nested if statements, and listing and illustrating different String methods with examples.

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1.

What is Java’s character type, and how does it differ from the character type used by
some other programming languages?

2. Show how a short-circuit AND can be used to prevent a divide-by-zero error.


3. What is inner class? Explain with suitable example.
4. What is a namespace? Why is it important that Java allows you to partition the
namespace?
5. Explain the two ways that the members of a package can be accessed by other Packages
with suitable example

6. Math.random( ) is a method in the Java library that computes a random double value
between 0 and 1. For example, the statement double x = Math.random(); assigns to the
variable x a random double between 0 and 1. Write a program that tests how well
Math.random( ) works. More precisely, write a program that calls Math.random( )
1,000 times to create 1,000 values, keeping track of how many of them are greater than
0.5, and then prints out the result. Your program should theoretically print out a number
very close to 500.

7. Create a method max( ) that has three integer parameters x, y, and z and it returns the
largest of the three. Do it two ways: once using an if-else-if ladder and once using nested
if statements.
8. List and illustrate different String Methods with examples.

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