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Java Practice Questions

The document contains a series of Java programming practice questions covering fundamental concepts such as class creation, constructors, object declaration, static vs non-static methods, package creation and access, importing packages, CLASSPATH understanding, auto boxing, and string manipulation. Each question provides a specific task to implement, demonstrating key programming principles. The exercises are designed to enhance understanding and application of Java programming skills.

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Java Practice Questions

The document contains a series of Java programming practice questions covering fundamental concepts such as class creation, constructors, object declaration, static vs non-static methods, package creation and access, importing packages, CLASSPATH understanding, auto boxing, and string manipulation. Each question provides a specific task to implement, demonstrating key programming principles. The exercises are designed to enhance understanding and application of Java programming skills.

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Java Programming Practice Questions

1. Class Fundamentals

Create a class `Book` with attributes: `title`, `author`, and `price`. Write methods to input book details

and display them. Create multiple objects and call methods to test.

2. Constructors

Create a class `Employee` with a constructor to initialize name, ID, and salary. Add a method to

display the employee details. Create at least two employee objects using the constructor.

3. Declaring Objects (Object & Object Reference)

Write a program that creates a class `Car`, and then instantiate it in the `main()` method using object

references. Demonstrate how to access fields and methods using the object reference.

4. Static and Non-Static Variables/Methods

Create a class `Calculator` with a static method `add()` and a non-static method `multiply()`. Show

how to call both methods from the main method and explain the difference in access.

5. Creating and Accessing Packages

Create a package named `bank`. Inside it, define a class `Account` with methods to deposit and

withdraw money. Access this class from another class in a different package.

6. Importing Packages

Use Java's built-in package `java.util` to create a program that uses the `Scanner` and `ArrayList`

classes. Demonstrate how to import and use classes from a package.

7. Understanding CLASSPATH

Write two classes in different packages. Compile and run them using the command line by setting

the CLASSPATH manually. (You can include class-level comments on how to do this.)

8. Auto Boxing

Create a program that takes an `int` value and stores it in an `Integer` object using auto boxing.
Then demonstrate unboxing by converting the `Integer` object back to `int`.

9. String

Write a Java program that reads a sentence from the user and counts the number of vowels, words,

and characters using various `String` class methods.

10. StringBuffer

Write a Java program that takes a string from the user and:

- Reverses it using `StringBuffer`

- Appends a message

- Deletes a portion of the string

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