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6th Day Core Java Classes

The document contains examples of Java programs that demonstrate: 1) Adding two numbers and printing the sum 2) Displaying employee details like ID, name, designation and salary 3) It also includes assignments to create programs to display book and student details. The document further explains the difference between print() and println() methods and defines environment variables and the advantage of having JavaPath in environment variables.

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6th Day Core Java Classes

The document contains examples of Java programs that demonstrate: 1) Adding two numbers and printing the sum 2) Displaying employee details like ID, name, designation and salary 3) It also includes assignments to create programs to display book and student details. The document further explains the difference between print() and println() methods and defines environment variables and the advantage of having JavaPath in environment variables.

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Dt : 21/2/2023

Ex-program-2:

wap to display the sum of two numbers?

class Addition

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public static void main(String args[])

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{

int a=10,b=20;

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int c=a+b;

System.out.println("a value="+a);

System.out.println("b value="+b);
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System.out.print("c value="+c);
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}
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}
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o/p:

a value=10
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b value=20

c value=30

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faq:

wt is the diff b/w


(i)print()

(ii)println()

(i)print():

=>print() method will display message and result,and makes the cursor

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wait in the same line.

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(ii)println():

=>println() method also display message and result,and moves the

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cursor to next line or new line.
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Note:
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=>"+" symbol in print() method will concatenate(combine) message with

result.
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Ex-3 :
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wap to display Employee-details?


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(id,name,desg,sal)

class Employee

{
public static void main(String args[])

String id = "SE121";

String name = "Alex";

String desg = "SE";

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int sal = 30000;

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System.out.println("EmpId="+id);

System.out.println("EmpName="+name);

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System.out.println("EmpDesg="+desg);

}
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System.out.println("EmpSalary="+sal);

}
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EmpId=SE121

EmpName=Alex
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EmpDesg=SE

EmpSalary=30000

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Assignment-1:
wap to display BookDetails?

(code,name,author,price,qty)

Assignment-2:

wap to display StudentDetails?

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(name,branch,rollNo,6 sub marks,totMarks,per)

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name=

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branch=

rollNo=

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s2=
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s3=
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s4=

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s6=

totMarks = s1+s2+s3+s4+s5+s6;
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per =

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faq:
define "Environment Variables"?

=>Environment variables are OperatingSystem variables,which hold the

information about S/W components installed in ComputerSystem.

=>These Environment Variables are categorized into two types:

(i)User Variables

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(ii)System Variables

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(i)User Variables:

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=>The variables which are related to individual users of Computer

System are known as User Variables.


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=>The information in User variables can be used by only individual

user.
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(ii)System Variables:

=>The variables which are related to all the users of Computer system
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are known as System Variables.

=>The information in System Variables can be used by all the users


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of Computer System.

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faq:

wt is the advantage of having JavaPath in Environment Variables?

=>when we have JavaPath in Environment variables,then we can compile


and execute Java Program from any location of Computer System.

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Diagram:

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