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Week003 - Operator: Laboratory Exercise 003

1. The document provides instructions for a laboratory exercise on operators in Java programming. Students will write code to evaluate expressions using different operators and perform calculations. 2. Students will create a NetBeans project named Lab003_ followed by their name, write a program to calculate the sum, difference, product, quotient, average, maximum and minimum of two integers using various operators, and submit the compressed project file. 3. The objective is for students to understand and use different types of operators in Java programs through a series of coding exercises.

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Week003 - Operator: Laboratory Exercise 003

1. The document provides instructions for a laboratory exercise on operators in Java programming. Students will write code to evaluate expressions using different operators and perform calculations. 2. Students will create a NetBeans project named Lab003_ followed by their name, write a program to calculate the sum, difference, product, quotient, average, maximum and minimum of two integers using various operators, and submit the compressed project file. 3. The objective is for students to understand and use different types of operators in Java programs through a series of coding exercises.

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Computer Programming 2

1
Operators

Week003 - Operator
Laboratory Exercise 003

Objective/s:
At the end of this activity, you should be able to:
 Write and evaluate expressions to compute values
 Write program using different operations
 Understand and use the different kind of operators in a java program.

What to Prepare for the Activity:


 NetBeans IDE 8.2 which could be downloaded from https://netbeans.org/downloads/

 Java Standard Edition (SE) Development Kit 8 (JDK8).

Procedure:
1. Write a java program named JavaOperators and print the results of the following
expressions:
a. 30 / 5
b. 12.0/5
c. 10/5-8/2
d. 34*12 + 15*33
e. 42%2 + 1%16

Test Stem / Question Choices


A:
1: What is the result?
6
2.4
-2
903
1

B:
6 2.4 -2 93 23

C: syntax error

D:
Assessments
30 / 5
12.0/5
10/5-8/2
34*12 + 15*33
42%2 + 1%16

2. Now add the following:


a. “five ” + 5
b. “5” /5
c. 5 – “5”

Test Stem / Question Choices


2: How many errors are there? A: 3

B: 2

C: 1

D: 0

3. Try to correct the lines with error by providing the correct data type, save and recompile.

Test Stem / Question Choices


3: What is the result? A: five + 5
1
0

B: 10
1
0

C: 5+5
5/5
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Operators

5-5

D: nothing shows

4. Open the file that you have created and add the following codes in your main method:
int x = 0;
int y = 2;
int z = 4;

System.out.println(++x);
System.out.println(x++);
System.out.println(z % x);
System.out.println(x >> y);

a. Save the file.


b. Compile and run the program.

Test Stem / Question Choices


4: What is the output of this statement A: 3
System.out.println(++x);?
B: 2

C: 1

D: 0

5: What is the output of this statement A: 3


System.out.println(x++);?
B: 2

C: 1

D: 0

6: What is the output of this statement A: 3


System.out.println(z % x);?
B: 2

C: 1

D: 0

7: What is the output of this statement A: 3

Assessments
System.out.println(x >> y);? B: 2

C: 1

D: 0

5. Add also the following codes in your main method:


boolean a;
boolean b = true;

System.out.println(a && b);


System.out.println(a || b);
System.out.println(b ? a : b);

c. Save the file.


d. Compile and run the program.

Test Stem / Question Choices


8: What is the output of this statement A: true
System.out.println(a && b);?
B: false

C: 1

D: 0

9: What is the output of this statement A: true


System.out.println(a || b);?
B: false

C: 1

D: 0

10: What is the output of this statement A: true


System.out.println(b ? a : b);?
B: false

C: 1

D: 0

 Create a NetBeans project for problem no. 6 below. The project name should be as
follows:
Project Name: Lab003_<lastname_firstname>
Example: Lab003_Blanco_Maria
Computer Programming 2
5
Operators

 The Java filename for No. 5 should be MaxAndMin.java


 Compress the NetBeans project into .rar or .zip format.
 Only NetBeans project compressed in .rar or .zip format will be accepted.

6. Write a program that will declare and initialize 2 integer variables. The program should
compute the sum, difference, product, quotient (first integer/second integer) and
average of the 2 integers. It should also determine the maximum (higher value) and
the minimum (smaller value) between the two. Use the ? operator to implement the
maximum and minimum value. 

Sample Output:
First Integer: 25
Second Integer: 3
Sum: 28
Difference: 22
Product: 75
Quotient: 8.333333333333334
Average: 14.0
Max integer: 25
Min integer: 3

Assessments

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