Requirements Create a Java program that reads a value representing a number of seconds, and then prints the equivalent amount of time as a combination of days, hours, minutes, and seconds. For example, 99999 seconds is equivalent to 1 day, 3 hours, 46 minutes, and 39 seconds. Additional Requirements 1. The name of your Java Class that contains the main method should be CalcTime. All your code should be within the main method. Your code should follow good coding practices, including good use of whitespace (indents and line breaks) and use of both inline and block comments. 2. You need to use meaningful identifier names that conform to standard Java naming conventions. 4. At the top of each file, you need to put in a block header comment with the following information: 3. a. your name b. course name c. semester, and d. assignment name. The output of your program should exactly match the sample program output given at the end, including spacing, wording, and where the prompt for the input is displayed. 5. What to Turn In You will turn in the single CalcTime.java file using BlackBoard. Sample Program Output 1 CPSC 21000 NAME: PROGRAMMING ASSIGNMENT 1 Enter the number of seconds: 99999 The equivalent time is 1 days, 3 hours, 46 minutes, and 39 seconds Sample Program Output 2 CPSC 21000 NAME: PROGRAMMING ASSIGNMENT 1 Enter the number of seconds: 587349573 The equivalent time is 6798 days, e hours, 39 minutes, and 33 seconds Note: replace cname> with your actual name

Write Java source code to take an integer n and returns the sum of all odd positive integers less than or equals to n. Please implement a sumOddo method for major functionality and a main method with input data for testing cases. Please pay attention to the neat coding style in Java, including grammar, indentations, naming of variables and methods, and comments. a) Conduct an experimental study regarding the running time of your Java code in nanoseconds. Please draw on a separate sheet of paper for the chart/figure on the evaluation results.

Write Java Code which will gather sales amounts for the week. It should use the SalesData class to display the total, average, highest and lowest sales amounts.

Please help me on these questions on my Java Program Questions 1-7 involve writing a Java storage class called Student that keeps track of a student's first name, last name and the number of credits being taken in a semester.. Write down the declarations for the instance variables. Question 2: Write down the mutator methods for the instance variables. You don't need to check for the passed values other than trimming any String values. Question 3: Write down a constructor that allows setting all of the instance variables. You can simply call the mutator methods you came up with in question 2. Question 4: Write down all the accessor methods for the instance variables. Question 5: Create a toString() method that will return: Jane Doe, credits: 12 if Jane Doe is taking 12 credits Question 6: Rewrite the mutator for the first name, so that if a blank String is passed to this method, the first name is set to "NOFIRST". Question 7: Rewrite the mutator for the number of credits, so that if a…

Please write in java. Add comments but make the comments short. No need for really long comments.  Please keep code very neat and simple , dont add anything unneccesary in the code if you weren't instructed to do so. If youve answered this before please dont copy and paste from a previous question! (Rewrite it in another way)..... Also be sure to read the instructions below carefully. The Instructions attached below will explain everything you'll be doing. NO THIS is not a homework assignment, it's practice work.  Please type the code out so that I can copy and paste it into my IDE and see the output for my self but also still provide a screenshot of your output!