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12-Dec-2004, 07:15 PM #1
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hello anyone want to help me with your java expertise because im such anewb and i bow down to your greatness. help me:

1. Write a program that displays four lines of "Mary had a little lamb."

2. Write a program that reads 2 integers from the keyboard and prints their sum.

3. Write a program that reads Celsius degree value from keyboard and prints out the equivalent Fahrenheit and Kelvin degrees.

4. Write a program that uses a 'for' loop to display the twelve times multiplication table up to 12 x 12.

5. Modify the previous program to list the multiplication table for whatever integer the user inputs.

6. Write a program which lists the numbers from 1 to 20 and their squares (using a loop).

7. Write a program that outputs a Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion chart from 32F to 70F.

8. Write a program that lists the first 20 Fibonacci numbers.

9a. Using the 'if' statement, write a program that gets a mark from the user and prints "pass" or "fail."

9b. Adding a counter and do-while statement, get more than one mark from the user. When the user enters 0, calculate and print the average and print "pass" or "fail" where appropriate.

9c. Same as above but display a corresponding grade instead of the average and add the option to enter another set of values or quit! NOTE: the program must accept y or n.

10. Write a program that lets the user input names and that stops when "stop" is entered. It should also output the number of words entered (not counting 'stop').

11. Write a program that rolls a pair of dice (randomization), shows their total and gives the user the option to roll again (using Boolean).

just think of it as testing out your own java skills and post it so i can ... learn
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12-Dec-2004, 07:20 PM #2
or is this homework ???
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12-Dec-2004, 10:09 PM #3
no its learning
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12-Dec-2004, 10:15 PM #4
someone at lest tell me where to find help on stuff like this i dont want to buy the crappy 40$ java book and i definately dont want it as a christmas present
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