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Java Logic

The document contains Java code snippets for various operations on numbers, including reversing a number, summing digits, calculating the product of digits, checking for palindrome numbers, and determining prime numbers. Each operation is outlined with a series of steps. However, the code for prime number checking is incomplete.

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Java Logic

The document contains Java code snippets for various operations on numbers, including reversing a number, summing digits, calculating the product of digits, checking for palindrome numbers, and determining prime numbers. Each operation is outlined with a series of steps. However, the code for prime number checking is incomplete.

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import java.util.

*;
class productofdigit
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in);
}
}

Q1>reverse of a number
1>rev=0;
2>while n>0{rev=(rev*10)+n%10;}
3>n=n/10;

Q2>sum of digit
1>sum=0
2>while(n>0){sum=sum+n%10;}
3>n/10;

q3>product of digit
1>product=0
2>while(n>0){product=product*n%10;}
3>n/10;

Q4>palindrome number
1> rev=0;
2> input n;
3> z=n;
4> while(n>0)
{
{rev=rev*10+(n%10);}
n=n/10;
}
5> if (z==rev)
{System.out.println("palindrome number");}
else
{System.out.println(" not a palindrome number");}
}
Q5>prime number
1>

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