Need help coding this program. I've spent hours trying to understand how to finish this project but am lost.

Please assist if possible and any assistance is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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1. Based on the code below, answer these questions:

Which line will be executed if the condition in line 3 is true? Processing then will proceed to which line?

Which line will be executed if the condition in line 3 is false? Processing will then proceed to which line? Line 7 Line 10 Depends on Truth Value of Line 5 Line 7 will always be executed whether line is true or false.

Line 8 will only be executed when line is . Line 10 will only be executed when line is .

1 System.out.printf(%nWhat is your age? ); 2 age = input.nextInt(); 3 if(age >= 21) 4 legalAge = true; 5 else 6 legalAge = false; 7 if(legalAge) 8 System.out.printf(%nYou can order alcoholic beverages!%n); 9 else 10 System.out.printf(%nYou CANNOT order alcoholic beverages!%n);

2. Re-code the IF-ELSE structure in lines 7-10 above so the else statement is now the if statement. HINT: The condition tested should be reversed.

3. Use printf() with format specifiers as needed. Code on this page the following:

a. Code an if statement that prints You are employee of the month! when attendance is greater than or equal to 20. Assume attendance is already declared.

b. Write an if-else statement that assigns a 20000.00 scholarship for a gpa of 4.0 or above; a 10000.00 scholarship for a gpa of 3.75 or above; and, a 5000.00 scholarship for a gpa of 3.5 or above. Assume gpa and scholarship are already declared. Use braces to scope the code properly.

c. Code a while loop that keeps printing You are a scholar! as long as the user enters a gpa of 3.75 or greater. Assume the loop-control variable, gpa, is already declared along with input for the Scanner class. Prompt for the gpa prior to entering the loop.

d. Code a conditional operator (ternary operator) that prints 2017 when epic2020WarFilm is Y or y, and The Longest Day is another epic war movie filmed in 1962. when it is anything else. Assume epic2020WarFilm has already been declared and initialized.

e. Code a while loop with if-else structures that determine the meaning of each movie rating. i. Declare a loop-control variable initialized to Y to check the rating. ii. Declare a String variable that stores the letter(s) for the rating advisory. iii. Declare a String variable that stores the meaning of the rating. iv. Declare an integer variable that stores the rating choice. v. Code the while where you test the loop-control variable to Y using Character.toUpperCase(). 1) Have the user choose from the prompt:

U.S. MOVIE RATINGS

1. NR 2. G 3. PG 4. PG-13 5. R 6. NC-17

Choose the number for the rating:

2) Based on the rating print XXXXX - Xxxxxxxxxxxxx where the Xs represent the rating and the Xxs represent its meaning. a) NR - Not rated. b) G All ages. c) PG Not suitable for children. d) PG-13 Inappropriate for children under 13. e) R Accompany by parent or adult guardian under 17. f) NC-17 No one 17 and under.

3) Prompt to re-enter the loop or exit.

4) Refer to sample output below. vi. Assume the input variable for the Scanner class is already declared. vii. ****SAMPLE OUTPUT*****

U.S. MOVIE RATINGS

1. NR 2. G 3. PG 4. PG-13 5. R 6. NC-17

Choose the number for the rating: 3

PG Not suitable for children.

Look at another movie rating? Enter 'Y' or 'N': y

U.S. MOVIE RATINGS

1. NR 2. G 3. PG 4. PG-13 5. R 6. NC-17

Choose the number for the rating: 6

NC-17 No one 17 and under.

Look at another movie rating? Enter 'Y' or 'N': n

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Code for capturing a single character from the keyboard. The name of the loopcontrol variable doesnt have to be keepGoing. It should be a user-defined identifier that identifies the purpose of the loop or what the variable is controlling. Sometimes the name for this variable can be derived from its prompt. ****************************************************************************************** char keepGoing = Y; //SENTINEL-CONTROL VARIABLE while(Character.toUpperCase(keepGoing) == Y) //UPPERCASING THE LETTER IN answer //SO IT CAN BE TESTED AGAINST THE //UPPERCASE CHARACTER LITERAL Y { : //Ellipses represent preceding code. Cant be coded in .java file. . //PROMPTS TO SEE IF USER WANTS TO CONTINUE System.out.printf("%nDo you want to keep going? Enter \Y\ or \N\: "); keepGoing = input.nextLine().charAt(0); //CAPTURES A SINGLE CHARACTER FROM //THE KEYBOARD }//END while keepGoing = Y

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