Create a Java program. Write statements that will output: Hello, my name is  “put your name here.”, and the sentence “I am grateful for (fill in your response)”. Output should print on two separate lines, gratitude statement and name should be in quotation marks. Put a blank line between each statement.

Create a Java program that can be used to calculate the average weekly and monthly grocery bill for a family of four: Prompt the user for the coupon amount as a decimal (example, .10). Ensure the value is set to 10% if the value exceeds 100% or is less than or equal to zero. Prompt the user for 2-4 weeks of grocery bills. Calculate the monthly and weekly average for groceries. Display monthly total and weekly average without the coupon. Display monthly total and weekly average with the coupon.

Write a Java program that: Ask user to enter the last two digits of the Student ID number and store it in a variable of type integer; Use a while loop to print all the positive odd numbers smaller than the inputted number. After the while loop, make a for loop to print all the positive even numbers smaller than the inputted Note: Your answer should have the code as text, as well as a screenshot of the code with the output.  The inputted number should be the last two digits of your Student ID number.  ID is : 190058401

Write a java program called Sales considering the following directions and the sample run. Practice here first the write answer on the answer sheet. Also, make sure to distinguish high and low caps as Java is case - sensitive. - import and declare a Scanner class - declare three floating – point variables named price, discount, and discountPrice - ask the user for the price (print statement) and get the price (Scanner) from the user - calculate the discount if price is less than 100, then the discount is 10% of price, else discount is 14% of price - print the discounted prices for the item   Sample Run Enter the price 90.0 The discount price is 81.0   Enter the price 200.0 The discount price is 172.0

Create a Java program that prompts the user to input a date in the format MM/DD/YYYY. The program should convert the entered date into its verbal representation according to the following guidelines: Print the English name of the month. Print the English representation of the day (e.g., first, second, ..., thirty-first). Display the English representation of the year, which consists of two parts: a century part ranging from 10 to 99, and a year part in the range from 0 to 99. Ensure to include a "zero" suffix when printing single-digit years. For example: The year 2003 should be represented as twenty zero three. The year 1992 should be represented as nineteen ninety-two. While this may seem like an unconventional programming task, it can be beneficial if you intend to use the resulting string with a text-to-voice converter to audibly communicate the result.Now use my code and rewrite the java program so that it includes what is missing in the assignment. import java.util.Scanner;…

Assume the int variable number has been properly declared and initialized (with some value unknown to you). Write a Java code fragment that will do the following: (a) If the number is positive, print "plus" (no quotations marks, just the word plus) (b) If the number is negative, print “minus" (c) If the number is zero, print "zero". 2.