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Java 40 Day Impact Report

The report outlines the first five days of a 40-day Java programming program, detailing topics covered and practice exercises. Day 1 focused on basic Java syntax, Day 2 on conditional and control statements, Day 4 on number theory and nested loops, and Day 5 on patterns and arrays. Day 3 had no activities due to heavy rainfall.

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Java 40 Day Impact Report

The report outlines the first five days of a 40-day Java programming program, detailing topics covered and practice exercises. Day 1 focused on basic Java syntax, Day 2 on conditional and control statements, Day 4 on number theory and nested loops, and Day 5 on patterns and arrays. Day 3 had no activities due to heavy rainfall.

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Java 40-Day Impact Program Report (Days 1–5)

Overview
This report summarizes the learning and practice activities from the first five days of a 40-
day Java programming program. Each day includes topics covered, coding exercises, and
observations.

Day 1: Introduction to Java

Topics Covered
- Introduction to Java
- Basic Java Syntax

Practice Questions
1. Program to add two numbers (simple and using Scanner)
2. Program to calculate the sum of the first and last digit of a 4-digit number
3. Program to compute the sum of all 3-digit numbers

Day 2: Conditional & Control Statements

Topics Covered
- Conditional Statements (if, else, etc.)
- Control Statements (loops, etc.)

Practice Questions – Conditional Statements


1. Reverse a 3-digit number
2. Determine if a number is odd, even, or invalid (for single digits)
3. Determine if a number is “weird” or “not weird”
4. Identify “meatball sandwich” or “trendy number”
5. Hotel tariff calculator

Practice Questions – Control Statements


1. Check for special numbers
2. Generate Fibonacci series (Amoeba style)
3. Generate Collatz sequence
4. Treasure Box Game

Day 3: [Absent]
No activity due to heavy rainfall.
Day 4: Number Theory and Nested Loops

Topics Covered
- Number properties
- Nested loops

Practice Questions
1. Adam Number check
2. Kaprekar Number check
3. Leetcode Problem 70 (Climbing Stairs)

Day 5: Patterns and Arrays

Topics Covered
- Various pattern printing techniques
- Introduction to Arrays

Practice Questions
1. Print even numbers from an array
2. Check if two arrays are the same

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