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The document is a worksheet for Montgomery College's CMSC 203 course, focusing on Java programming basics such as variable definitions, constants, and arithmetic operators. It includes preprogram questions and a practice exercise for writing a Java program that displays a user's typing speed. The worksheet emphasizes variable naming conventions and includes a code template for students to complete.

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CMSC203 Module1 WorkSheet1 Questions

The document is a worksheet for Montgomery College's CMSC 203 course, focusing on Java programming basics such as variable definitions, constants, and arithmetic operators. It includes preprogram questions and a practice exercise for writing a Java program that displays a user's typing speed. The worksheet emphasizes variable naming conventions and includes a code template for students to complete.

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Montgomery College, CMSC 203

WorkSheet1
Module 1

Objectives
- Define Variables, Literals
- constants
- Variable naming convention ( http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/codeconventions-
135099.html)
- Arithmetic Operators
- print, println commands
- Java Comments

Preprogram Questions
1. Which of the following is a valid java variable name:
a) ?myName
b) 12Car
c) $money
d) int

2. Declare a variable of type int to hold the student grade.

3. Declare a variable to hold the constant value for interest rate of 2.5.

4. Declare a String variable to hold the name John.

5. What is the value of z after the following code is executed?


int x = 9, y = 4;
double z = x/y;

6. What is the value of z after the following code is executed?


int x = 9;
double y = 4, z = x/y;

7. What is the value of z after the following code is executed?


int x = 9;
double y = 4, z = x%y;

8. Will the following code compile:


final int X =10;
Montgomery College, CMSC 203
WorkSheet1
Module 1

X=9;
9. Complete the following code to declare two variables of type int and print their sum using the sum
variable:

int x = 4;
___ y = 7;
int sum = x __ y;
System.out.println(_____);

10. In every java program :


a. There must be at least two variables declared
b. There must be a method called “main”
c. All of the variables must be integers

Practice writing Java Program


Create a java program that does the following (Use the given template given at the end of this
worksheet as a starting point):

- Create an integer variable to hold the approximate number of words you can type in a
minute.
- Create a String variable to hold your name.
- Display a message on the Eclipse Console showing your name and the number of words you
can type in a minute. Example: “Magi can type 50 words in a minute!”
- Use arithmetic operators to calculate the number of words you can type in a day and display
the result on the console. Example: “Magi can type 72000 words in a
day!”
- Add at least 2 useful comments to your code.

Code Template

public class VariablNames {

public static void main(String[] args) {

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