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Instructor Lab Manual: OOP: Object Oriented Programming CS230 - IT232 - CS140 - IT401

The document contains instructions for 8 Java programming exercises that involve concepts like loops, conditional statements, and switch statements. The exercises ask the user to input values and use control flow to output results based on the input, like calculating sums, checking grades, and identifying days of the week.

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Instructor Lab Manual: OOP: Object Oriented Programming CS230 - IT232 - CS140 - IT401

The document contains instructions for 8 Java programming exercises that involve concepts like loops, conditional statements, and switch statements. The exercises ask the user to input values and use control flow to output results based on the input, like calculating sums, checking grades, and identifying days of the week.

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Instructor Lab Manual

OOP: Object Oriented


Programming

CS230 - IT232 - CS140 – IT401

College of Computing & Informatics

SAUDI ELECTRONIC UNIVERSITY


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Week 6-7
Exercise 1:
Write a java program that ask the user to enter tow positive numbers. If the
user enter a negative number, then the program keep asking him\her to
renter a positive one. Finally, the program print the sum of the tow numbers.
Typical run of the program

Exercise 2:
Write a java program that ask the user to enter his\her grade. The grade
must be between 0 and 100, and then print if the user succeed or fail. To
succeed the grade must be greater then 60.
Typical run of the program

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Exercise 3:
Write a java program, using the while loop, that:
- Ask the user to give a positive number less than 100.
- Print all the numbers from the given number to 200.
Typical run of the program

Exercise 4:
Write java program that ask the user to enter a number between 50 and 100
then print all the multiple of 5 from zero to the given number.
Typical run of the program

Exercise 5:
Write java program that ask the user to enter a number between 50 and 100
then print all the multiple of 5 from the given number to 200.
Typical run of the program

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Exercise 6:
 An old men wants to buy a new or an antique car. He wants that the age of
the car will be between 0 and 3 years or between 40 and 50 years.
Write a java program that asks the user to give a number that must be
between o and 3 or between 40 and 50. The program keeps asking the user
to give that number until getting a suitable one. Finally, depending on the
given number the program print "old car" or "new car".
Typical run of the program

Exercise 7:
 Write a java program that asks the user to give a number between 1 and 7.
Use the "switch" keyword to print the corresponding day. For example, if the
user enters number 4, the program will print Wednesday.
Typical run of the program

Exercise 8:
 Write a java program that act as a simple calculator using the switch
statement.
Typical run of the program

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