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Assignment 1:

The goals of this assignment are:
- learn to compile and run a very simple Java program
- To know how to use environment (a) WAP to generate Fibonacci Series

(b) WAP to generate Prime Number Series

(c) WAP to convert given Celsius to Fahrenheit

Assignment 2:

The goals of this assignment are:
- learn to compile and run a very simple Java program
- learn to Arrays (a) WAP to find the sum of ‘n’ Numbers

(b) WAP to Sort ‘n’ Numbers

(c) WAP to Addition, Subtraction and Multiplication of two matrices

Assignment 3:

The goals of this assignment are:
- learn to compile and run a very simple Java program
- learn to use String, StringBuffer and StringBuilder (a) Demonstrate an example to extract substring of from a string

(b) WAP to parse String using String Tokenizer

(c) WAP to reverse a String (By character)

(d) WAP to reverse a String (By words)

(e) Demonstrate an example StringBuffer and String and StringBuilder

(f) Demonstrate difference between == and equals operator on String

(g) WAP to convert cases of given String

(h) WAP to sort given ‘N’ Strings

(i) WAP to concatenation of String

(j) WAP to string comparision

Assignment 4:

The goals of this assignment are:
- learn to use of MATH library
- learn passing command line arguments Demonstrate an example for Constants, Truncating, comparision, power , Trigonometric ,square roots and generate random number using Math library

Assignment 5:

The goals of this assignment are:
- learn the basic jargon of object oriented programming and how it appears in code
- learn how a Java program is organized into multiple source files
- learn to compile and run a very simple Java program (a) Create an application program that consists of 2 classes, a "startup class" and a second class that prints out the values of at least 3 instance variables that are initialized in one

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