Write code that reads a string from the keyboard and uses it to set the variable myTime of type TimeOfDay from the previous exercise. Use try-catch blocks to guarantee that myTime is set to a valid time. [Java]

What's Hiding Amongst the Crowd? Language - Java Script A word is on the loose and now has tried to hide amongst a crowd of tall letters! Help write a function to detect what the word is, knowing the following rules: The wanted word is in lowercase. The crowd of letters is all in uppercase. Note that the word will be spread out amongst the random letters, but their letters remain in the same order. ●くろまる Examples detectWord("UcUNFYGaFYFYGtNUH") → "cat" detectWord("bEEFGBuFBRrHgUHINFYaYr") → "burglar" detectWord("YFem HUFBbezFBYZF BYLleGBYEFGBMENTment") → "embezzlement"

Can someone please help me with this project for my Java Programming class? If you could correct my mistakes for me that would be great.

Look at the image for the expected output. Use if class, scanner class, return class to do this program. Look image for the valid user input.

I have the code for this one but I do seem to be missing something. This is the question - Modify the CountByFives application so that the user enters the value to count by. Start each new line after 10 values have been displayed. This is the code I have. I have got one check right but I can't get the other two - import java.util.*; public class CountByAnything { // Modify the code below public static void main (String args[]) { Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); final int START; System.out.print("Please enter the value: "); START = input.nextInt(); final int STOP = 500; final int NUMBER_PER_LINE = 10; for(int i = START; i <= STOP; i += START) { System.out.print(i + " "); if(i % NUMBER_PER_LINE == 0) System.out.println(); } } }

For Java Write code for an if-else block that checks separates integers into the following categories: An integer less than 0, An integer greater than 0 and less than or equal to 10, An integer greater than 10 that is even, and an integer greater than 10 that is odd. Have each category print out a different statement. What are some ways you can make your code more efficient when using if-else blocks?

/** 2. Write the method named countChar() * You are given a String str, and a char ch. Return the number of times that ch appears inside str, but ignore case. * * * Oh, and you can't use the classification methods in the Character class. Use plain if statements, remembering that you can check if ch is lowercase by checking if it is between lowercase 'a' and lowercase 'z', inclusive. Likewise, check if between 'A' and 'Z' for capital. To convert lowercase to uppercase, subtract the difference between lowercase 'a' and uppercase 'A' ('a'-'A') from the lowercase character. Add this difference to convert from uppercase to lowercase. * * * * * * Examples: countChar("Abcdefg", 'a') returns 1 countChar("xxXx", 'x') returns 4 countChar("", 'q') returns 0 * * @param str the String to search through @param ch the char to count (not case sensitive) @return the count of ch in str * */ public int countChar(String str, char ch) { // Complete the countChar method here }

I got wrong answer from you guys. Now don't give wrong answer or Don't use Al tool to generate answer. If I see these things I'll report your account.

Clunker Motors Inc. is recalling all vehicles in its Extravagant line from model years 1999-2002 as well all vehicles in its Guzzler line from model years 2004-2007. Given a variable modelYear and a String modelName write a statement that prints the message "RECALL" to standard output if the values of modelYear and modelName match the recall details. Looking for help in this through Java

new code can only be entered betwen grey blocks (ie, 17 - 19).

Please use Java code to complete the question in the attatchment.

JAVA Write a program that plays a number-guessing game to guess a secret number randomly generated within the range 1 and 10. The user will get as many numbers of tries as he/she needs to guess the number. Tell the users if their guess is right or wrong and if their guess is wrong let them try to guess the number again. You have solved a similar problem in a previous lab using a while loop. You must generate the secret number using the Java Random class. When the user guesses a number he/she will have to take an input of his guessed number from the keyboard. The user will have to take as many inputs as needed to guess the correct secret-number. That means the code will keep looping as long as the guess is different from the secret number. You also need to count the number of tries and report the count at the end. Use a do-while loop to prompt the user to guess again if the guess is wrong. Make sure that it doesn't mess up the output if you guess the secret number on the first try....

Finally, complete the following programming task on https://play.kotlinlang.org and submit your link to Blackboard. The input should be a string declared at the top of the file. We are given strings containing brackets of 4 types - round (), square [], curly {} and angle ones. The goal is to check, whether brackets are in correct sequence. I.e. any opening bracket should have closing bracket of the same type somewhere further by the string, and bracket pairs should not overlap, though they could be nested: here square and curly brackets are nested in the (a+[b*c] - {d/3}) round ones (a+[b*c) 17] does not make sense Input data will contain a test-case in form of a character sequence. Answer should contain 1 (if bracket order is correct) or 0 (if incorrect) for each of test- cases, separated by spaces. Example: input data: (a+[b*c]-{d/3}) * here square brackets overlap with round ones which (a + [b c) (((a * x) + [b] y) + c auf (zlo)men [gy] four {s} answer: 1 0 0 1 17] *