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    Java Quiz 1 Laboratory Exercise

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    The document describes 3 lab activities for a programming course. Activity 1 involves writing a program to print a name and message using escape characters without newline. Activity 2 gets user input of seconds and converts it to hours, minutes, seconds. Activity 3 gets user input of name, job from options, and hours worked to calculate gross and net salary based on job rates. The objectives and instructions are provided for students to complete the activities and submit code and output.

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    Lab Activity No.

    1 (Quiz 1) (10 points)

    Title of the Activity: Printing with use of Escape Characters

    Objectives of the Activity:


    Students should be able to:
     Write a source code, compile and run a program in Java.
     Create a class.
     Differentiate print vs println
     Use if escape characters

    Target Course Outcome:


    CO1 – Explain the OOP concepts and constructs.

    Instructions:
    1. Create a program that will display your full name, course and section, and the statement Hello World.
    Enclosed the in Asterisk. (See image of the sample output).
    2. You cannot use \n to generate a new line however you can use \t to generate a tab.
    3. Save your file as FirstActivity.java
    4. Take a snippet/screenshot of your output.
    5. Upload your source code (.java) and snippet/screenshot in the Google Classroom.

    Hint: You can use as many escape characters (\t only) as you want.
    Laboratory Activity No. 2 (Quiz 1) (15 points)

    Title of the Activity: Getting an input from the user

    Objectives of the Activity:


    Students should be able to:
     Write a source code, compile and run a program in Java.
     Create a class.
     Use the method readLine() or showInputDialog() to get a user input.
     Convert a String to a desired data type.
     Output a value of a variable.

    Target Course Outcome:


    CO1 – Explain the OOP concepts and constructs.

    Instructions:
    1. Create a program that will convert seconds into HOUR:MINUTES:SECONDS.
    2. Name your class as SecondActivity.
    3. See the sample Output.
    4. Save your file as SecondActivity.java
    5. Take screenshots of your sample output (at least 4), for the user input enter any value you desired.

    SPECIFICATIONS

    1 Hour = 3600 seconds


    1 Minute = 60 seconds

    1:35:10
    1 is for hour, 35 is for minutes, 10 is for seconds

    Hint: You can use either readLine() or showInputDialog() methods; Use mathematical operators to solve this
    problem.

    Sample output 1.
    Enter your name: Ma. Melanie Cruz
    Enter seconds: 3600

    Hello there Ma. Melanie Cruz


    You entered 3600 seconds
    The converted time is 1:0:0

    Sample output 2.
    Enter your name: Maxeen
    Enter seconds: 2333

    Hello there Maxeen


    You entered 2333 seconds
    The converted time is 0:38:53

    Sample output 3.
    Enter your name: Fawziya
    Enter seconds: 350

    Hello there Fawziya


    You entered 350 seconds
    The converted time is 0:5:50

    Sample output 4.
    Enter your name: Jessie
    Enter seconds: 30

    Hello there Jessie


    You entered 30 seconds
    The converted time is 0:0:30
    Laboratory Activity No. 3 (Quiz 1) (35 points)

    Title of the Activity: Logic formulation with control statements

    Objectives of the Activity:


    Students should be able to:
     Write a source code, compile and run a program in Java.
     Create a class.
     Use any control statements.

    Target Course Outcome:


    CO2 – Demonstrate the ability to design, extend, enhance and implement classes based on a
    problem specification.

    Instructions:
    6. Create a program that will compute for the salary of an Employee.
    7. Name your class as ThirdActivity.
    8. See the sample Output.
    9. Save your file as ThirdActivity.java
    10. Take screenshots of your sample output (at least 4), for the user input enter any value you desired.

    SPECIFICATIONS

    Job Rate

    Network Engineer 1200 per hour


    Software Engineer 800 per hour
    Full Stack Developer 600 per hour
    Technical Support 500 per hour

    Gross salary = Rate * no. of hours present


    Net salary = Gross Salary - (Gross salary * 12%)

    Hint: You can use either readLine() or showInputDialog() methods; You can use any control statement you want (If
    Else if Else, Cascading If, Switch).

    Sample output 1.
    Enter your name: Ma. Melanie Cruz

    Menu

    [1] Network Engineer


    [2] Software Engineer
    [3] Full Stack Developer
    [4] Technical Support

    Enter your job (choose a number from the menu): 3


    Enter no. of hours present in work: 36

    Hello Ma. Melanie Cruz!


    Your job salary as a Full Stack Developer is 600 per hour.
    Your gross salary for this week is 21600.
    Your net salary for this week is 19008.

    Sample output 2.
    Enter your name: Fawziya

    Menu
    [1] Network Engineer
    [2] Software Engineer
    [3] Full Stack Developer
    [4] Technical Support

    Enter your job (choose a number from the menu): 1


    Enter no. of hours present in work: 40

    Hello Fawziya!
    Your job salary as a Network Engineer is 1200 per hour.
    Your gross salary for this week is 48000.
    Your net salary for this week is 42240.

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