Determine the type of System interrupt. When the following Java code is run: int x = 1: int y = 17; int z = y/--x; not able to determine user trap/exception

Solve arithmetic expressions in MIPS assemblyUsing the MIPS arithmetic operations covered so far, a program can be created to solve equations. For example the following pseudo code program, where the user is prompted for anvalue of x and the program prints out the results of the equation 5x2 + 2x + 3.main{ int x = prompt("Enter a value for x: "); int y = 5 * x * x + 2 * x + 3; print("The result is: " + y);}

Program Requirements:You will develop a program capable of encrypt and decrypting text using Caesar cipher. In order to do this, you will be required to implement several functions, specified in the template provided.Once complete, your programs main() method should do the following:1. Prompt users to select a mode (encrypt or decrypt).2. Check if the mode the user entered is valid. If not, continue to prompt the user until a valid mode is selected.3. Prompt the user for the message they would like to encrypt or decrypt.4. Encrypt or decrypt the message as appropriate and print the output.5. Prompt the user whether they would like to encrypt or decrypt another message.6. Check if the user has entered a valid input (y/n) If not, continue to prompt the user until they enter a valid response. Depending upon the response you should either:a. End the program if the user selects no.b. Proceed directly to step 2 if the user says yes.You should use a loop to keep the programming running if the…

please type the code  java programming  This problem set will test your knowledge of System I/O, and variable assignment. Your task is to create several different java classes (.java files) that will produce a specific output based on the user input. All input will be given to you either as a command-line argument or typed in from the keyboard.  Below you will find directions for each class you need to create. Please make sure that the class name and java file name match the name specified in the directions below. For example, the code for the problem named "ContainsAycase" should be put in a java file name ContainsAnycase.java and that file should have a class named public class ContainsAnycase. ContainsAnyCase This program will accept two user inputted values that are strings. The first user input will be a single word the second user input will be a sentence of random words. This program should print "true" if the first word is in the sentence of words regardless of the casing. In…