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    The document provides instructions for 10 Java programming assignments that involve writing code to: 1. Analyze character counts in a user-input string. 2. Create a Time class with instance variables for hours, minutes, seconds and an add() method to sum two Time objects. 3. Define a custom NoMatchFoundException and throw it when a string does not equal "University". 4. Create abstract Shape and subclass classes (Circle, Triangle, Square) with draw() and erase() methods using polymorphism. 5. Create abstract Shape class with area method and subclasses (Rectangle, Triangle, Circle) that extend Shape and override the area method. 6. Create Vehicle class with

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    The document provides instructions for 10 Java programming assignments that involve writing code to: 1. Analyze character counts in a user-input string. 2. Create a Time class with instance variables for hours, minutes, seconds and an add() method to sum two Time objects. 3. Define a custom NoMatchFoundException and throw it when a string does not equal "University". 4. Create abstract Shape and subclass classes (Circle, Triangle, Square) with draw() and erase() methods using polymorphism. 5. Create abstract Shape class with area method and subclasses (Rectangle, Triangle, Circle) that extend Shape and override the area method. 6. Create Vehicle class with

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    MCA N293 JAVA LAB ASSIGNMENT

    Run the following programs. Submit the codes + Screenshots of the outputs by
    16th August, 2021 6 pm.

    1. Write a program to accept a string from the user and find out the following statistics:
     Count of uppercase character
     Count of lowercase character
     Count of digits
     Count of spaces

    2. Create a class called Time, which has three private instance variables – hour, min and sec. It
    contains a method called add ( ) which takes one Time object as parameter and print the added
    value of the calling Time object and passes Time object. In the main method, declare two Time
    objects and assign values using constructor and call the add().

    3. Define an exception called “NoMatchFoundException” that is thrown when a string is not equal
    to “University”. Write a program that uses this.

    4. Write a program to create a class named shape. In this class we have three sub classes circle,
    triangle and square each class has two member function named draw () and erase (). Create
    these using polymorphism concepts.

    5. Write a java program to create an abstract class named Shape that contains two integers and an
    empty method named printArea(). Provide three classes named Rectangle, Triangle and Circle
    such that each one of the classes extends the class Shape. Each one of the classes contain only
    the method printArea( ) that prints the area of the given shape.

    6. Write a program to create a class named Vehicle having protected instance variables
    regnNumber, speed, color, ownerName and a method showData ( ) to show “This is a vehicle
    class”. Inherit the Vehicle class into subclasses named Bus and Car having individual private
    instance variables routeNumber in Bus and manufacturerName in Car and both of them having
    showData ( ) method showing all details of Bus and Car respectively with content of the super
    class’s showData ( ) method.

    7. Write multithreaded program that continuously prints the strings “ping” and “PONG” in the
    console at random distances at intervals of one second. Use two threads one for “ping” and
    another for “PONG”.

    8. Compute the following:


    a. Create a package named org.shapes.
    b. Create some classes in the package representing some common geometric shapes like
    Square, Triangle, Circle and so on. The classes should contain the area and perimeter methods in
    them.
    c. Compile the package.
    d. Use this package to find area and perimeter of different shapes as chosen by the user.

    9. Create a class Stack that declares a stack and the methods to perform push ( ), pop ( ) and
    checkEmpty ( ) operations on the stack. Create two stacks and write a menu-driven program to
    perform operations on the two stacks. Whenever the number of elements in the two stacks
    becomes equal, a message should automatically be generated displaying the number of
    elements in each stack.

    10. Write a program that displays all integers between the low and high that are the sum of cube of
    their digits. In other words, find all numbers XYZ such that XYZ=X3+Y3+Z3. try 100 for low and
    1000 for high.

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