Building Java Programs: A Back To Basics Approach (5th Edition)
Building Java Programs: A Back To Basics Approach (5th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780135471944
Author: Stuart Reges, Marty Stepp
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 5.1, Problem 5SCP

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Range of value for "a" variable:

Given statement:

//create an object for "Random" class

Random rand= new Random() ;

/*declare the variable and generate the random number*/

int a = rand.nextInt(100);

Explanation:

  • Create an object "rand" for the "Random" class.
  • Declare the integer variable "a" and generate the random number between 0 through 99 inclusive.

Therefore, the variable "a" has 0 through 99 inclusive.

Range of value for "b" variable:

Given statement:

//create an object for "Random" class

Random rand= new Random() ;

/*declare the variable and generate the random number*/

int b = rand.nextInt(20) + 50;

Explanation:

  • Create an object "rand" for the "Random" class.
  • Declare the integer variable "b" and generate the random number between 50 through 69 inclusive.

Therefore, the variable "b" has 50 through 69 inclusive.

Range of value for "c" variable:

Given statement:

//create an object for "Random" class

Random rand= new Random() ;

/*declare the variable and generate the random number*/

int c = rand.nextInt(20 + 50);

Explanation:

  • Create an object "rand" for the "Random" class...

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Chapter 5 Solutions

Building Java Programs: A Back To Basics Approach (5th Edition)

Chapter 5.1, Problem 11SCP Chapter 5.2, Problem 12SCP Chapter 5.2, Problem 13SCP Chapter 5.3, Problem 14SCP Chapter 5.3, Problem 15SCP Chapter 5.3, Problem 16SCP Chapter 5.3, Problem 17SCP Chapter 5.3, Problem 18SCP Chapter 5.3, Problem 19SCP Chapter 5.3, Problem 20SCP Chapter 5.3, Problem 21SCP Chapter 5.3, Problem 22SCP Chapter 5.4, Problem 23SCP Chapter 5.4, Problem 24SCP Chapter 5.4, Problem 25SCP Chapter 5.4, Problem 26SCP Chapter 5.5, Problem 27SCP Chapter 5.5, Problem 28SCP Chapter 5.5, Problem 29SCP Chapter 5, Problem 1E Chapter 5, Problem 2E Chapter 5, Problem 3E Chapter 5, Problem 4E Chapter 5, Problem 5E Chapter 5, Problem 6E Chapter 5, Problem 7E Chapter 5, Problem 8E Chapter 5, Problem 9E Chapter 5, Problem 10E Chapter 5, Problem 11E Chapter 5, Problem 12E Chapter 5, Problem 13E Chapter 5, Problem 14E Chapter 5, Problem 15E Chapter 5, Problem 16E Chapter 5, Problem 17E Chapter 5, Problem 18E Chapter 5, Problem 19E Chapter 5, Problem 20E Chapter 5, Problem 21E Chapter 5, Problem 22E Chapter 5, Problem 23E Chapter 5, Problem 24E Chapter 5, Problem 25E Chapter 5, Problem 1PP Chapter 5, Problem 2PP Chapter 5, Problem 3PP Chapter 5, Problem 4PP Chapter 5, Problem 5PP Chapter 5, Problem 6PP
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