e if statement, and we want to use an exception to check the right input with if-else and how it works

Java

For Java Write  code for an if-else block that checks separates integers into the following categories: An integer less than 0, An integer greater than 0 and less than or equal to 10, An integer greater than 10 that is even, and an integer greater than 10 that is odd. Have each category print out a different statement. What are some ways you can make your code more efficient when using if-else blocks?

C++ Accept a package weight of zero; we'll ship it! If the user enters a weight that is less than zero, set it at zero instead. Do not display an error. If the distance is less than 500 miles, we'll ship that as well but we will charge for a full 500 miles. But if the distance is less than zero, set the distance to zero (which is really 500) and charge the user accordingly. This means that we will in fact ship your package less than ten miles (which differs from what the textbook says) but we will charge you quite a bit for that. We charge by the mile, so accept distances that are not multiples of 500 (e.g. 650 miles) and compute the fee accordingly (more than the cost for 500 miles, but less than for 1000). Fractions of miles are allowed so bring that input in as a double. For your screen shot, enter a package weight of 12.5 kg to be shipped 1310.5 miles. As always for money, the shipping charge should show exactly two digits after the decimal point. For parameters that are out of…