Big Java Late Objects
Big Java Late Objects
2nd Edition
ISBN: 9781119330455
Author: Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 4, Problem 1RE

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a.

//Definition of class Test

class Test

{

    //Definition of method main

    public static void main(String[] args)

    {

        //Initialize the variables

        String stars = "*****";

        String stripes = "=====";

        //Initialize the value of "i" to 0

        int i = 0;

        //Check the condition using while loop

        while (i < 5)

        {

            //Print the output

System.out.println(stars.substring(0, i));

            //Increment the value of "i"

            i++;

        }

    }

}

Explanation:

The above code snippet initializes the variable “i” to “0”. The condition “i<=5” is checked using “while” loop. Print the output and increment the value of “i”.

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Sample Output

Output:

*

**

***

****

Explanation of Solution

b.

//Definition of class Test

class Test

{

    //Definition of method main

    public static void main(String[] args)

    {

        //Initialize the variables

        String stars = "*****";

        String stripes = "=====";

        //Initialize the value of "i" to 0

        int i = 0;

        //Check the condition using while loop

        while (i < 5)

        {

            //Print the output

System.out.println(stars.substring(0, i));

//Print the output

System.out.println(stars.substring(i, 5));

            //Increment the value of "i"

i++;

        }

    }

}

Explanation:

The above code snippet initializes the variable “i” to “0”. The condition “i<=5” is checked using “while” loop. Print the output by calling the two sub string function and increment the value of “i”.

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Sample Output

Output:

*****

*

****

**

***

***

**

****

*

Explanation of Solution

c.

//Definition of class Main

class Main

{

    //Definition of method main

    public static void main(String[] args)

    {

           //Initialize the variables

        String stars = "*****";

        String stripes = "=====";

        //Initialize the value of "i" to 0

        int i = 0;

        //Check the condition using while loop

        while (i < 10)

        {

//Check the condition for "i%2" equals to 0

            if (i % 2 == 0)

            {

                //Print the output

                System.out.println(stars);

            }

            else

            {

                //Print the output

                System.out.println(stripes);

            }

        }

    }

}

Explanation:

The above code snippet initializes the variable “i” to “0”. The condition “i<=10” is checked using “while” loop. Inside the while loop, check the condition of “i%2” using the “if” statement.

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Sample Output

Output:

*****

*****

*****

*****

*****

*****

*****

.

.

.

.

Infinite loop

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Chapter 4 Solutions

Big Java Late Objects

Chapter 4.3, Problem 11SC Chapter 4.3, Problem 12SC Chapter 4.3, Problem 13SC Chapter 4.3, Problem 14SC Chapter 4.3, Problem 15SC Chapter 4.4, Problem 16SC Chapter 4.4, Problem 17SC Chapter 4.4, Problem 18SC Chapter 4.4, Problem 19SC Chapter 4.4, Problem 20SC Chapter 4.5, Problem 21SC Chapter 4.5, Problem 22SC Chapter 4.5, Problem 23SC Chapter 4.5, Problem 24SC Chapter 4.5, Problem 25SC Chapter 4.6, Problem 26SC Chapter 4.6, Problem 27SC Chapter 4.6, Problem 28SC Chapter 4.6, Problem 29SC Chapter 4.6, Problem 30SC Chapter 4.7, Problem 31SC Chapter 4.7, Problem 32SC Chapter 4.7, Problem 33SC Chapter 4.7, Problem 34SC Chapter 4.7, Problem 35SC Chapter 4.7, Problem 36SC Chapter 4.8, Problem 37SC Chapter 4.8, Problem 38SC Chapter 4.8, Problem 39SC Chapter 4.8, Problem 40SC Chapter 4.8, Problem 41SC Chapter 4.9, Problem 42SC Chapter 4.9, Problem 43SC Chapter 4.9, Problem 44SC Chapter 4.9, Problem 45SC Chapter 4.10, Problem 46SC Chapter 4.10, Problem 47SC Chapter 4.10, Problem 48SC Chapter 4.10, Problem 49SC Chapter 4.10, Problem 50SC Chapter 4, Problem 1RE Chapter 4, Problem 2RE Chapter 4, Problem 3RE Chapter 4, Problem 4RE Chapter 4, Problem 5RE Chapter 4, Problem 6RE Chapter 4, Problem 7RE Chapter 4, Problem 8RE Chapter 4, Problem 9RE Chapter 4, Problem 10RE Chapter 4, Problem 11RE Chapter 4, Problem 12RE Chapter 4, Problem 13RE Chapter 4, Problem 14RE Chapter 4, Problem 15RE Chapter 4, Problem 16RE Chapter 4, Problem 17RE Chapter 4, Problem 18RE Chapter 4, Problem 19RE Chapter 4, Problem 20RE Chapter 4, Problem 21RE Chapter 4, Problem 22RE Chapter 4, Problem 23RE Chapter 4, Problem 24RE Chapter 4, Problem 25RE Chapter 4, Problem 26RE Chapter 4, Problem 27RE Chapter 4, Problem 28RE Chapter 4, Problem 29RE Chapter 4, Problem 30RE Chapter 4, Problem 31RE Chapter 4, Problem 32RE Chapter 4, Problem 1PE Chapter 4, Problem 2PE Chapter 4, Problem 3PE Chapter 4, Problem 4PE Chapter 4, Problem 5PE Chapter 4, Problem 6PE Chapter 4, Problem 7PE Chapter 4, Problem 8PE Chapter 4, Problem 9PE Chapter 4, Problem 10PE Chapter 4, Problem 11PE Chapter 4, Problem 12PE Chapter 4, Problem 13PE Chapter 4, Problem 15PE Chapter 4, Problem 16PE Chapter 4, Problem 17PE Chapter 4, Problem 18PE Chapter 4, Problem 19PE Chapter 4, Problem 20PE Chapter 4, Problem 25PE Chapter 4, Problem 26PE Chapter 4, Problem 1PP Chapter 4, Problem 2PP Chapter 4, Problem 3PP Chapter 4, Problem 4PP Chapter 4, Problem 5PP Chapter 4, Problem 8PP Chapter 4, Problem 9PP Chapter 4, Problem 10PP Chapter 4, Problem 11PP Chapter 4, Problem 12PP Chapter 4, Problem 13PP Chapter 4, Problem 15PP Chapter 4, Problem 16PP Chapter 4, Problem 17PP Chapter 4, Problem 18PP Chapter 4, Problem 19PP Chapter 4, Problem 20PP Chapter 4, Problem 21PP Chapter 4, Problem 22PP Chapter 4, Problem 23PP Chapter 4, Problem 25PP Chapter 4, Problem 26PP Chapter 4, Problem 27PP Chapter 4, Problem 28PP Chapter 4, Problem 29PP

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