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The document provides exercises on object-oriented programming concepts in Java including creating classes, objects, methods and using string functions. It includes 6 exercises - 1) Displaying a name, 2) Displaying text formatting, 3) Creating shapes with asterisks, 4) Creating tables with variables, 5) Using string functions, and 6) Creating classes and objects.

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Lab 01

The document provides exercises on object-oriented programming concepts in Java including creating classes, objects, methods and using string functions. It includes 6 exercises - 1) Displaying a name, 2) Displaying text formatting, 3) Creating shapes with asterisks, 4) Creating tables with variables, 5) Using string functions, and 6) Creating classes and objects.

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LAB 01

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

Object-Oriented Programming in JAVA

Prepared by Hok Tin


Lab01 Exercises
❖ Lab01.1. Hello One’s Name
Implement an application Java that displays “Hello <your_name>!” where <your_name>
represents your own name. Example, in case your name is: Visal, then:
Console Output:
Hello Visal!

❖ Lab01.2. Display a Paragraph


Implement an application Java that displays the following output:
Console Output:
\n Line break.
\t Tabulation.
\’ Single Quote.
\” Double Quote.
\\ \ Sign.
\\\\ \\ Sign.
// Line Comment.
/* ... */ Block Comment.
"""
Text block.
"""

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Lab01 Exercises
❖ Lab01.3. Asterisks
Write a program in Java to display shapes as below:
Console Output:

A B C

❖ Lab01.4. Table
Write a program in Java to display tables as below with values declared by variables:

A B
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Lab01 Exercises
❖ Lab01.5. String
A. Write a program using a String function to print/check the length of a text “I Love My Hometown”:

Console Output:
Text length is: 22

B. Write a program using a String function to cut the word “my little country” from a text of “I love my little country”:

Console Output:
Result: my little country

C. Write a program using a String function to find the index position of vowels in a text of “Hi Students!”:
Console Output:
“i” is at index: 1
“u” is at index: 5
“e” is at index: 7
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Lab01 Exercises
D. Write a program using a String function check if two texts are equal

Console Output:
Text1 is equal to Text2: False
Text1 is equal to Text3: True

E. Write a program using a String function check if a text contains in another text

Console Output:
Text1 contains Text2: True
Text1 contains Text3: False

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Lab01 Exercises
❖ Lab01.6. Class & Object
2. Create objects from “Student” class
Create a model following objects:
▪ Employee Object 1 Object 2
▪ Car Variable Value Variable Value
▪ BankAccount studentID 0002 studentID 0001
▪ Video
name Makara name Tola
gender F gender M
1. Implement a class model with at least 5 different attributes
2. Create at least 2 objects with values assigned age 17 age 15
3. Implement a Java Class based on the model score 88.3 score 98.3
year 4 year 3

Follow the following example to do your exercise:


3. Implement “Student” class in Java
👉 Example: “Student” object

1. Create a model of “Student” class


Datatype Variable Name
int studentID
String name

Student char gender


int age
double score
int year

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Good luck 👌

✋ How to submit my TP???

👉 Screenshot/Save all your answers as a single pdf file, Java files and submit to the class
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