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=== OddOrEven === | === OddOrEven === | ||
# Create a class named OddOrEven | # Create a class named OddOrEven | ||
Revision as of 06:31, 24 November 2010
OddOrEven
- Create a class named OddOrEven
- Prompt the user for an integer
- Print out to the user if the number is odd or even
NumberFun
- Create a class named NumberFun
- Declare three local variables in your main method, name them x, y, and z
- Prompt the user for x, y, and, z
- Your program should output the minimum, the median, the maximum, and the average of the three numbers. Please make your output pretty.
AddEvens
- Create a Java class named AddEvens.
- Create a local integer variable in the main method and prompt the user for its value
- The program will output the sum of all the even numbers from 0 through the number you hardcoded. (HINT: use a loop)
