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**Exercise Q2.2: Java Programming Task**

**Task Description:**
Write a Java program to print all uppercase alphabets from 'B' to 'Y' using a while loop.

**Instructions:**
1. Start by initializing a character variable to 'B'.
2. Implement a while loop to iterate through the alphabet, ending at 'Y'.
3. Ensure the program correctly prints each letter followed by a space or newline for clarity.

**Code Example:**

```java
public class AlphabetPrinter {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        char letter = 'B'; // Initialize starting letter

        // While loop to iterate from 'B' to 'Y'
        while (letter <= 'Y') {
            System.out.print(letter + " "); // Print the current letter
            letter++; // Move to the next letter
        }
    }
}
```

**Explanation:**
- The program begins with the character 'B' and increments using a while loop.
- The `<=` condition ensures that 'Y' is included in the output.
- Use of `System.out.print` for continuous letter output, with each letter followed by a space.

This exercise is an excellent way to practice control structures and the use of character data types in Java.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Exercise Q2.2: Java Programming Task** **Task Description:** Write a Java program to print all uppercase alphabets from 'B' to 'Y' using a while loop. **Instructions:** 1. Start by initializing a character variable to 'B'. 2. Implement a while loop to iterate through the alphabet, ending at 'Y'. 3. Ensure the program correctly prints each letter followed by a space or newline for clarity. **Code Example:** ```java public class AlphabetPrinter { public static void main(String[] args) { char letter = 'B'; // Initialize starting letter // While loop to iterate from 'B' to 'Y' while (letter <= 'Y') { System.out.print(letter + " "); // Print the current letter letter++; // Move to the next letter } } } ``` **Explanation:** - The program begins with the character 'B' and increments using a while loop. - The `<=` condition ensures that 'Y' is included in the output. - Use of `System.out.print` for continuous letter output, with each letter followed by a space. This exercise is an excellent way to practice control structures and the use of character data types in Java.
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Write a JAVA program to print all uppercase alphabets from 'B' to 'Y' using a while loop.

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