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Homework June2018

The document provides a list of Java programming practice questions focused on string manipulation. It includes tasks such as checking character cases, reversing strings, counting vowels, and manipulating sentences. Each question aims to enhance understanding of string operations in Java.

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Homework June2018

The document provides a list of Java programming practice questions focused on string manipulation. It includes tasks such as checking character cases, reversing strings, counting vowels, and manipulating sentences. Each question aims to enhance understanding of string operations in Java.

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Topic: Strings

Practice Questions

Write a program in Java:

1. to accept a character and check the case (upper/ lower) otherwise check
whether it is a digit or a special character.

2. to accept a letter of the English alphabet and display the letter in the
changed case and its ASCII value.

3. To display the given pattern


B
L
U
E
J

4. To display the given pattern


B
B L
B L U
B L U E
B L U E J

5. to find the length of a string entered by the user.

6. accept a string and count the number of vowels present in the string.

7. accept a string and change the case of each letter in the string and display
the changed string.

8. to reverse a string without using the StringBuffer.reverse() function.

9. to reverse a string using the StringBuffer.reverse() function.

10.to find whether a sting entered by the user is a palindrome or not.

11.to accept a string and print the string in the alphabetical order of its
constituent letters.
12.to accept a string in the lower case. Convert all the first characters of the
string in upper case and display the new string.

13.to remove all occurrence of a character entered by the user from the given
string.

14.that asks the user to enter a sentence and print the number of words in
that sentence.

15.that asks the user to enter a sentence and print the length of the longest
word (s) in that sentence.

16.that asks the user to enter a sentence and count the number of vowels in
the sentence. Print the sentence with all vowels in uppercase and all
others in lowercase.

17.that asks the user to enter a sentence and print the number of times each
vowel occurs in that sentence. Do not print a vowel if it occurs zero
times.

18.that accepts a string from the user and changes the case of each character
of the string and display the new string.

19.that asks the user to enter a sentence and prints the sentence in reverse
order, with the case of each letter reversed.

20.to accept a string and find number of blank spaces, number of words and
number of characters present in the string.

21.to accept a string and display the number of upper case letters, number of
lower case letters, number of special characters and number of digits
present in the string.

22.to accept a name (containing 3 words) and display the initials along with
the surname.

23.to accept a string (containing 3 words) and display the same in the reverse
order.
Sample input: java is fun
Output: fun is java

24.to accept a string (containing 3 words) and display the new string after
reversing each character of the world.
Sample input: India is my country
Output: aidnI si ym yrtnuoc

25.Consider the following statement:


“January 26 is celebrated as the Republic Day of India”
Write a program to change 26 to 15, January to August, Republic to
Independence and finally print:
“August 15 is celebrated as the Independence Day of India”

26.that asks the user to enter a word, and print all the 2 letter combinations
of that word. For example, if the word is “ABCD”, the output should
include AB, AC, AD, BA, BC, BD, CA, CB, CD, DA, DB, DC.

27.that asks the user to enter a word, and print all the UNIQUE two-letter
combinations that exist of that word.

28.that asks the user to enter a sentence, and count the number of times each
of the 26 letters of the English alphabet occurs in that sentence. Print the
same in decreasing order of the frequency of occurrence.

29.that asks the user to enter two sentences, and print all the common words
in both the sentences. The same word should not be printed more than
once.

30.that asks the user to enter a word and print all right rotations of that word.
For example:

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