Exercises

Create a class with the name "Lab$2\_$IT$214"$ and write a method with the following

signature: multilicationOfNumber$($int number, int bound$).$ The method prints the

multiplication table for any number passed through the parameter. Then call the

multilicationOfNumbe$(..)$ with different examples in the main method.

multilicationOfNumber$(5,10)$;$//$ will print:

$5*1=5$

$5*2=10$

$5*3=15$

$5*4\}=2$

$5*5=25$

$5*6=30$

$5*7=35$

$5*8=40$

$5*9=45$

$5*10=50$

In the class Lab$2\_$IT$214,$ write a method "generateRandNumberLessThan$($int

intParameter$)".$ It generates a random number that is less than intParameter. Then call the

method with different examples in the main method.

Hint: utilize Java libraries such as Random, or Math class to generate the random

number.

In the class Lab$2\_$IT$214,$ write a method "sumEven $($int intParameter$)".$ It returns integer

number that is the sum of all even numbers until the intParameter. Then call the method

with different examples in the main method.

In the class Lab$2\_$IT$214,$ write a method "getMax $($int firstNumber, int secondNumber$,$

int third$)".$ It returns maximum number out of the three number. Then call the method

with different examples in the main method.

In the class Lab$2\_$IT$214,$ write a method "multilicationMenu$()".$ The method asks the

user to enter $"$ m $"$ followed by a number such as $"$ m $"$ that prints the multiplication of $5.$

The method does not care if its small or capital, so the output for $"$M $5"$ is similar to $"$m

$5".$ The menu continues to ask the user for new entry but will exit if $"$ e $"$ is entered.

Hint: for simplicity, the multilicationMenu prints the multiplication of a number till $10.$

Write a class to represent cars called "Car", and a vehicle owner class $($name$,$ age,

address$)$ to allow a person to own a car or more. The car class has the following:

a$.$ Make

b$.$ Name

c$.$ Year

d$.$ Mileage

e$.$ isAutomatic

f$.$ color

g$.$ type

h$.$ plate $($digits and letters$)$

i$.$ VIN: $17$ characters $($digits and letters$)$ that act as a unique identifier for the

vehicle.

Note:

Write setters and getters for each attribute.

A vehicle owner class should have an array of cars as an attribute. Max car can be

set to $100.$

A vehicle owner class should have a method to store the cars that he owns by

using a method "ownCar$($Car aNewCar$)".$ The method adds a new car to the cars

that the owner already has.

A vehicle owner cannot own two cars, which have identical VIN.

Use different examples of cars and owners in the main method.