Urgently Assignment 16: Iteration Control Structure -Hands on practiceHint: Consider numbers 1 to 10, for each number findthe odd multiples.Example, for 1, it should be 1, 3, 5, 7, 9Objective: Given a real world problem, implement the logicand solve the problem using appropriate constructs (sequen-tial, selection, iteration) using an object oriented program-ming language (Java)for 2, it should be 2, 6, 10, 14, 18Estimated time: 50 minutesProblem Description:Write simple java programs to implement the following prob-lems.Summary of this assignment: In this assignment, you havelearnt the implementation of iteration control structures.1.Find the sum of first 5 numbers (1 to 5) using for loopEnd of documentstatement2.Find the product of first 5 numbers (1 to 5) using whileloop statement3. Generate the multiplication table of 10 upto multiplevalue 5004.Calculate the square of first 5 numbers (1 to 5) usingdo..while statement5.Find the odd multiples among the first 10 multiples offirst 10 numbers

Assignment 16: Iteration Control Structure – Hands on practice Objective: Given a real world problem, implement the logic and solve the problem using appropriate constructs (sequen- tial, selection, iteration) using an object oriented program- ming language (Java) Problem Description: Write simple java programs to implement the following prob- lems. 1.Find the sum of first 5 numbers (1 to 5) using for loop statement 2.Find the product of first 5 numbers (1 to 5) using while loop statement 3. Generate the multiplication table of 10 upto multiple value 500 4.Calculate the square of first 5 numbers (1 to 5) using do..while statement 5. Find the odd multiples among the first 10 multiples of first 10 numbers

Assignment 16: Iteration Control Structure – Hands on practice Objective: Given a real world problem, implement the logic and solve the problem using appropriate constructs (sequen- tial, selection, iteration) using an object oriented program- ming language (Java) Problem Description: Write simple java programs to implement the following prob- lems. 1.Find the sum of first 5 numbers (1 to 5) using for loop statement 2.Find the product of first 5 numbers (1 to 5) using while loop statement 3. Generate the multiplication table of 10 upto multiple value 500 4.Calculate the square of first 5 numbers (1 to 5) using do..while statement 5. Find the odd multiples among the first 10 multiples of first 10 numbers

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