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public class TenHelloWorlds {

public static void main(String[] args) {


for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
System.out.println("Hello, World");
}
}
}
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public class UseThree {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Ensure the program receives exactly three arguments
if (args.length == 3) {
String firstName = args[0];
String secondName = args[1];
String thirdName = args[2];

// Print the names in reverse order


System.out.println("Hi " + thirdName + ", " + secondName + ", and " +
firstName + ".");
} else {
System.out.println("Please provide exactly three names.");
}
}
}
web ex
1.
public class HelloWorldMultilingual {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("English: Hello, World!");
System.out.println("Spanish: ¡Hola, Mundo!");
System.out.println("French: Bonjour, le Monde!");
System.out.println("German: Hallo, Welt!");
System.out.println("Italian: Ciao, Mondo!");
System.out.println("Portuguese: Olá, Mundo!");
System.out.println("Russian: Здравствуй, мир!");
System.out.println("Chinese (Mandarin): 你好，世界!");
System.out.println("Japanese: こんにちは、世界!");
System.out.println("Korean: 안녕하세요, 세계!");
System.out.println("Hindi: नमस्ते, दुनिया!");
System.out.println("Arabic: ‫ يا عالم‬،‫;)"!مرحبًا‬
System.out.println("Greek: Γειά σου, Κόσμε!");
System.out.println("Turkish: Merhaba, Dünya!");
System.out.println("Swahili: Habari, Dunia!");
System.out.println("Hebrew: ‫ עולם‬,‫;)"!שלום‬
System.out.println("Dutch: Hallo, Wereld!");
System.out.println("Swedish: Hej, Världen!");
System.out.println("Finnish: Hei, Maailma!");
System.out.println("Polish: Witaj, Świecie!");
System.out.println("Bengali: ওহে বিশ্ব!");
System.out.println("Tamil: வணக்கம், உலகம்!");
}
}
2.public class Initials {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Define each row of the initials "NDLT" as a single string
String[] initials = {
"* * ***** * ***********",
"** * * * * * ",
"* * * * * * * ",
"* * * * ** * ",
"* * * * ** * ",
"* * * * * * * ",
"* ** * * * * ",
"* * * * * * ",
"* * ***** * * "
};

// Print the initials


for (String row : initials) {
System.out.println(row);
}
}
}
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Let's go through the questions based on the provided image:

3. Describe what happens if, in HelloWorld.java, you omit:

a. main: The program will not run because the main method is the entry point in a
Java application. If it's missing, the Java runtime won't know where to start.
b. String: Omitting String in the main method signature will result in a
compilation error, as the main method signature must have String[] args.
c. HelloWorld: If the class name is omitted or misspelled, the program won't
compile, as the file name should match the public class name in Java.
d. System.out: If System.out is omitted, the program will not know where to send
the output (i.e., to the console). This will cause a compilation error.
e. println: Omitting println means you're not calling the method that prints
output. If you just use System.out, it won't compile because System.out expects a
method call like println() or print().
4. Describe what happens if, in HelloWorld.java, you omit:

a. the ;: A missing semicolon will result in a compilation error because Java


expects semicolons at the end of each statement.
b. the first " (quote): This will cause a syntax error because Java requires
matching double quotes for string literals.
c. the second ": Same as above; it will cause a syntax error.
d. the first {: Omitting the opening brace will lead to a syntax error because Java
expects blocks of code to be enclosed within curly braces.
e. the second {: Similar to the first brace, omitting it will result in a syntax
error.
f. the first }: Omitting the closing brace will cause a compilation error because
the code block is not closed.
g. the second }: Same as above, it will cause a compilation error due to an
unclosed code block.
5. Describe what happens if, in HelloWorld.java, you misspell (by, say, omitting
the second letter):

a. main: Misspelling main will result in the program not finding the correct entry
point, causing a runtime error.
b. String: Misspelling String will cause a compilation error since String is a
defined class in Java.
c. HelloWorld: Misspelling the class name will result in a compilation error, as
the class name must match the file name.
d. System.out: Misspelling either System or out will result in a compilation error
because these are predefined classes and objects in Java.
e. println: Misspelling println will cause a compilation error because Java won't
recognize the method.
6. The error: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: main
The error indicates that Java couldn't find the main method with the correct
signature. In the provided code, you have:
java
Sao chép mã
public static void main() {
System.out.println("Doesn't execute");
}
The issue is that the main method must accept a String[] args as its parameter. The
correct signature should be:
java
Sao chép mã
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Doesn't execute");
}
With this change, the program should run correctly.

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