Q1. What is wrong with the following variable declarations? (1 Mark). int Km*h =

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Q1. What is wrong with the following variable declarations? (1 Mark).
int Km*h = 90; String double = student1; int int1 = "50"; String newCourse = "CS-140" int y = x; String 1_Car = "BMW";
Q2. What does this sequence of statements print? (1 Mark).
String msg = "The number of characters in the title of this course is: "; String newCourse = "Computer Programming I"; int numberOfCharacters = newCourse.length(); String courseUpperCase = newCourse.toUpperCase(); System.out.print(newCourse); System.out.println(courseUpperCase); System.out.print(msg); System.out.println(newCourse.length()); System.out.print("Welcome to : "); System.out.println(newCourse); newCourse.replace("I", "II"); System.out.print("Good luck "); //System.out.println(“to all students”); System.out.print("for the course "); System.out.println(newCourse);
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Q3. Given the following Java code segment, answer the three questions below:
public class BankAccount { private double balance; public BankAccount() { balance = 0; }
public BankAccount(double initialBalance) { balance = initialBalance; System.out.print("Balance is: "); System.out.println(balance + 10); } }
1- Is “public BankAccount()” considered as a constructor? Why? 2- What is the output of "new BankAccount(10.5) "; 3- Write a method that may be used to withdraw an amount? (1 Mark).
Q4. Implement a class Employee. An employee has a name (string) and a salary (double).
1- Write a default constructor. 2- Write a constructor with two parameters (name and salary). 3- Write methods to return the name and salary. (1 Mark).
Q5. In the 2- dimensional plane, a point is described by its two coordinates x and y. It supports these operations: - A constructor allowing initialization of coordinates - 4 methods to set and get the values of the coordinates x and y - Translation of a point
1- Write a class, called MyPoint that corresponds to an abstraction of points in the dimensional plane. 2- Provide a tester class that creates one point, then translate and display the new coordinates

Explanation / Answer

Q1.int Km*h=90; - here '*' cannot be used

String double= student1; - String has to be defined under double quotes " "

int int1="50";- here an integer must not be declared in double quotes

String newCourse = "CS-140" - The semicolan is missing here

int y = x; - here x may not be declared

String 1_Car = "BMW"; - variable name cannot start with a digit

Q2. The sequence of statements are:

1.Computer Programming I
2.COMPUTER PROGRAMING I
3.The number of characters in the title of this course is:20
4.Welcome to :Computer Programming I
5.Good luck for the course Computer Programming II

Q3. 1.Yes it is a constructor. A constructor has the same name as the class and does not have a data type. The above mentioned is a default constructor which has no parameters.

2. The output for the following question is : Balance is: 20.5

Q4.class Employee{
String name;
double salary;
Employee(){ name = "null"; salary=0.0; }
Employee(String n, double s)
{
name=n;
salary=s;
}
return_name()
{return name;}

return_salary()
{return salary;}
}

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