Main.java 5. Main.java + Main.java 115116117118/Exercise5:Threevaluesover10Thishasthesamevariables:1,2,3 * In this case if any one of the three values is greater * than 10 print "Yes", otherwise print "No" / public static void exercise_5_0ne_Value_0ver_10() \{ I/ Comment out the line below when you are working on this exercise System.out.println( "Suppress detailed output for this exercise "); I/ Get the data int 1= projectData.nextInt( ) int 2= projectData. nextInt(); int 3= projectData.nextInt(); /I These lines could use some work. Feel free to use additional /I else-if blocks, or anything else you need if (x1>102>10 || x3>10) if (x1!=0){ System.out.println( "Yes"); \} else \{ System.out.println( "No"); \} \} * Exercise 6: Keep going * This logic might belong in a smart car. It has two variables * - int milestraveled represents the total miles since recharging * - boolean stopImmediately stores either true of false * If stopImmediately is true or milestravled is greater than 300 * print "Stop". 0therwise print "Keep Going" * See if you can do this with a single if statement to practice * combining a boolean variable and a numeric comparison in a single * boolean expression. / public static void exercise_6_Should_Keep_Going() \{ // Comment out the line below when you are working on this exercise System.out.println( "Suppress detailed output for this exercise "); II Get the data int milesTraveled = projectData. nextInt(); boolean stopImmediately = projectData.nextBoolean( ); if ( milesTraveled >0){// This line needs some work System. out.println( "Stop"); \} else \{ System.out.println( "Keep Going"); \} 108: Col 1 (1 chars) * Exercise 8: The answer is yes * In this exercise the input is a single string. * Print "yes" if the string is "Yes", "yes", "Y", or " y " * Otherwise print "no" / public static void exercise_Yes_8_() \{ // Comment out this line System.out.println( "Suppress detailed output for this exercise "); // Get the data String response = projectData.nextLine( ) if (response.equals( "what?")) \{ // this line needs some work System.out. println("yes"); \} else \{ System.out. println( "no"); \} \} * Exercise 9: Comparing Doubles * There is an odd trick that is required when you are * comparing two double values to see if they are equal. Col 1 (1 chars) History (5) Run 4. Main.java x+ A. Main.|ava Run 3. Main.java + 3. Main.java Line 108: Col 1 ( 1 chars) History (3) Main.java 5. Main.java + Main.java 115116117118/Exercise5:Threevaluesover10Thishasthesamevariables:1,2,3 * In this case if any one of the three values is greater * than 10 print "Yes", otherwise print "No" / public static void exercise_5_0ne_Value_0ver_10() \{ I/ Comment out the line below when you are working on this exercise System.out.println( "Suppress detailed output for this exercise "); I/ Get the data int 1= projectData.nextInt( ) int 2= projectData. nextInt(); int 3= projectData.nextInt(); /I These lines could use some work. Feel free to use additional /I else-if blocks, or anything else you need if (x1>102>10 || x3>10) if (x1!=0){ System.out.println( "Yes"); \} else \{ System.out.println( "No"); \} \} * Exercise 6: Keep going * This logic might belong in a smart car. It has two variables * - int milestraveled represents the total miles since recharging * - boolean stopImmediately stores either true of false * If stopImmediately is true or milestravled is greater than 300 * print "Stop". 0therwise print "Keep Going" * See if you can do this with a single if statement to practice * combining a boolean variable and a numeric comparison in a single * boolean expression. / public static void exercise_6_Should_Keep_Going() \{ // Comment out the line below when you are working on this exercise System.out.println( "Suppress detailed output for this exercise "); II Get the data int milesTraveled = projectData. nextInt(); boolean stopImmediately = projectData.nextBoolean( ); if ( milesTraveled >0){// This line needs some work System. out.println( "Stop"); \} else \{ System.out.println( "Keep Going"); \} 108: Col 1 (1 chars) * Exercise 8: The answer is yes * In this exercise the input is a single string. * Print "yes" if the string is "Yes", "yes", "Y", or " y " * Otherwise print "no" / public static void exercise_Yes_8_() \{ // Comment out this line System.out.println( "Suppress detailed output for this exercise "); // Get the data String response = projectData.nextLine( ) if (response.equals( "what?")) \{ // this line needs some work System.out. println("yes"); \} else \{ System.out. println( "no"); \} \} * Exercise 9: Comparing Doubles * There is an odd trick that is required when you are * comparing two double values to see if they are equal. Col 1 (1 chars) History (5) Run 4. Main.java x+ A. Main.|ava Run 3. Main.java + 3. Main.java Line 108: Col 1 ( 1 chars) History (3)
