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Variables Questions

The document contains a set of programming questions focused on variables and data types in Java. It includes tasks such as calculating averages, determining the area of a square, and computing the total cost of items with optional GST. Additionally, it poses questions about data types and potential errors in Java syntax for practice purposes.

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Variables Questions

The document contains a set of programming questions focused on variables and data types in Java. It includes tasks such as calculating averages, determining the area of a square, and computing the total cost of items with optional GST. Additionally, it poses questions about data types and potential errors in Java syntax for practice purposes.

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VARIABLES & DATA TYPES QUESTIONS

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Question 1 : In a program, input 3 numbers : A, B and C. You have to output the average of
these 3 numbers.
(Hint : Average of N numbers is sum of those numbers divided by N)

Question 2: In a program, input the side of a square. You have to output the area of the
square.
(Hint : area of a square is (side x side))

Question 3: Enter cost of 3 items from the user (using float data type) - a pencil, a pen and
an eraser. You have to output the total cost of the items back to the user as their bill.
(Add on : You can also try adding 18% gst tax to the items in the bill as an advanced problem)

Question 4: What will be the type of result in the following Java code?

(Hint : Look at the largest data type among these)

Question 5: (Advanced) Will the following statement give any error in Java?
int $ = 24;

Note - These questions are only to help you practice the concepts of this chapter. These are
not designed to test your mathematical skills, just to understand logic building using Java.

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