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Jason
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Registered: 5th Aug 03
Location: Northern Ireland
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13th Nov 03 at 00:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
jus done this.. the neipack bit prob wont work and may not compile etc but cud ya's run ur eyes over this and see if anythings wrong while i start commenting! cheers


import neiPack.*;
public class MyAttempt
{

public static void main (String[] args)
{
// Part A creating strings.

// A number of strings declared with different values

String firstName="Wolfgang";
String middleName="Amadeus";
String surname="Mozart";

String fullName=new String ();
String firstName2 = "Wolfgang";
String surName2 = "Mozart";

{
fullname = firstName.concat(" "+middleName+" "+surname);

neInOut.println ("The Muscisians full name is "+fullName);

}

int fullNameLength = fullName.length();

{
neInOut.println("The length of the string= "+fullNameLength+" Characters");
}
neInOut.println("The Musicians firstname is "+firstName2);
neInOut.println("The Musicians firstname is "+surname2);

String fullNameUC=fullName.toUpperCase() ;

{
neInOut.println("The name printed in capitals is "+fullnameUC);
}

//Part B assigning integers with values and calculations.
//Integer values declared and assigning them with numeric values.

int a=10;
int b=50;
int c=10;

neInOut.println("Enter an integer value");

int d=neInOut.readInt ();

neInOut.println("Enter an integer value");
int e=neInOut.readInt();

int f=(b*c);

{
integer values
neInOut.println(b+" Multiplied by "+c+" = "+f);
}

int g=(a*c);

{
neInOut.println(a+" Multiply by "+c+" ="+g);
}

int h=(f-g);

{
neInOut.println("The difference between "+f+" and "+g+" = "+h");
}

int i =(f+g);

{
neInOut.println("The sum of "+f+" and "+g+ = "+i);
{

int j=(d*e);

{
neInOut.println("d+"Multiplied by "+e+" = "+j);
{

int k=(g*j);

{
neInOut.println(g+"Multiplied by "+j+" = "+k);
}

int l=(j-k);

{
neInOut.println("The difference between "+j+" and "+k+" = "+l);
}

int m=(f/g);

{
neInOut.println(f+" divided by +g+" = "m);
}


for(int count=0;count<5;count++)

neInOut.println("User has typed in "+d+" and "+e+", which were stored in two variables.");

}
}
Jason
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Registered: 5th Aug 03
Location: Northern Ireland
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13th Nov 03 at 01:00   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
hmm indentation didnt come out 100%!
John_C
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Registered: 5th Mar 03
Location: South east, Bromley
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13th Nov 03 at 15:19   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
y not read a java book. thats wot the rest of us do

 
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