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    This tutorial document provides instructions for a series of Java programming language exercises. It contains 7 coding tasks that require explaining the grammar syntax tree of code snippets using nonterminal names from the Java grammar. It also asks whether some grammar productions are correct and to analyze binary integer literals. Students are to submit a zip file of their work for the tutorial tasks.

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    This tutorial document provides instructions for a series of Java programming language exercises. It contains 7 coding tasks that require explaining the grammar syntax tree of code snippets using nonterminal names from the Java grammar. It also asks whether some grammar productions are correct and to analyze binary integer literals. Students are to submit a zip file of their work for the tutorial tasks.

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    This tutorial document provides instructions for a series of Java programming language exercises. It contains 7 coding tasks that require explaining the grammar syntax tree of code snippets using nonterminal names from the Java grammar. It also asks whether some grammar productions are correct and to analyze binary integer literals. Students are to submit a zip file of their work for the tutorial tasks.

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    Tutorial 2: Java Programming Language

    1 Description
    In this tutorial, you will practise with the Java programming language syntax through a series of
    exercises.

    2 Tasks
    1. Use the syntax tree to explain the grammar of the following Java code. Be as specific as you can
    about the name of the nonterminal (LHS) that matches each code element.

    private static float min(float a, float b) {


    return a <= b ? a : b;
    }

    2. Use the grammar syntax tree to explain the grammar of the following Java code. Be as specific
    as you can about the name of the nonterminal (LHS) that matches each code element.

    static float min(int[] a) {


    // TODO: implements this
    }

    3. Use the grammar syntax tree to explain the grammar of the following Java code. Be as specific
    as you can about the name of the nonterminal (LHS) that matches each code element.

    static int nextCount(int i) {


    int j;
    { j = i + 1;
    }
    return j;
    }

    4. Use the grammar syntax tree to explain the grammar of the following Java code. Be as specific
    as you can about the name of the nonterminal (LHS) that matches each code element.

    private static float min(float a, float b) {


    float min;
    min = a <= b ? a : b;
    return min;
    }

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    5. Use the grammar syntax tree to explain the grammar of the following Java code. Be as specific
    as you can about the name of the nonterminal (LHS) that matches each code element.

    private static float min(float a, float b) {


    float min;
    if (a <= b) {
    min = a;
    } else {
    min = b;
    }

    return min;
    }

    6. Use the grammar syntax tree to explain the grammar of the following Java code. Be as specific
    as you can about the name of the nonterminal (LHS) that matches each code element.

    static int search(int[] a, int x) {


    for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) {
    if (x == a[i+0]) return i;
    }
    return -1;
    }

    7. Use the grammar syntax tree to explain the grammar of the following Java code. Be as specific
    as you can about the name of the nonterminal (LHS) that matches each code element.

    public static void main(String[] args) {


    int[] a = {1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13};
    int x = TextIO.getInt();
    int isAt = search(a, x);
    System.out.printf("%d is in %s at %d", x, a, isAt);
    }

    8. Are the following productions correct? Explain why or why not.


    If yes, what do you think is a benefit of this definition?
    If no, how do you fix them?

    MethodDeclaration:
    MethodModifiers MethodHeader MethodBody

    MethodModifiers:
    {MethodModifier}

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    9. Use the BinaryIntegerLiteral production of IntegerLiteral (§3.10.1) to determine if each of the
    following literals are correct. Briefly state why or why not.

    0B001100010
    0b001_110_001L
    1b0_0_1L
    0B012L
    1B0L
    0B0 0 1L

    3 Submission
    Submit your work to the home work submission box of this tutorial on the FIT portal. Name the file as
    follows: student-id_class_wkno.zip, where student-id is your student id, class is the code of the class
    that you attend, and wkno is the week number.

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