Write a program that displays the followings using the printf() method: (For each sub-question, output both values in a single line. Separate the numeric values with one space in (3), (4), and (5). Start a new line for each sub-question. Check the sample run below.) (1) The char type value 'a', which occupies at least 3 positions and is right justified; followed by the string "abcdefgh", which occupies at least 5 positions and is right justified. The boolean type truth value of 1 > 2, which occupies at least 6 positions and is right justified; followed by the string "Java", which occupies at least 8 positions and is left justified. (3) The int type value 312343, which occupies at least 5 positions, uses comma as thousand separator, and is right justified; followed by the double type value 315562.932, which occupies at least 6 positions with a precision of 1 and is right justified. (4) The int type value 32, which occupies at least 5 positions with leading zeros and is right justified; followed by the double type value 32.32, which occupies at least 6 positions with a precision of 1 and leading zeros and is right justified. (5) The long type value 32178943229L, which uses comma as thousand separator and is right justified; followed by the double type value -35622.329, which has a precision of 1, uses comma as thousand separator, and is right justified.

Write a program IN JAVA to calculate and print the sum of numbers from 1 to 15, including both.

Write a Java program to take nth number from the user. So your code have to print the Fibonacci Number using Iteration. You have to handle all the base cases in your code

Use Java Draw two identical Cars at two different locations. You will do this by using relative positioning instead of absolute positioning, that is, you must position the components of your Car relative to a base location 1. Say you wanted to put the Car at the position (100, 100). What would the code look like in Java? 2. How can we abstract the code you wrote for question one such that we can plug in any (x, y) coordinate and create your Car relative to that position? 3. Would it be advantageous for us to create methods to draw each of the individual components of the Car and then write another method that calls each of these methods in succession? Why or why not? 4. Write out a chunk of your method (about 5 lines of the body plus the header), and diagram these parts For the implementation, you will write a method to draw your Car based on coordinates passed to it. To help you, keep the following in mind:1. There are four variables given in P2Start.java: (x1, y1) is the location of…

For this task, save your work in Roman.java You surely have encountered Roman numerals: I, II, III, XXII, MCMXLVI, etc. Roman numerals are represented by repeating and combing the following seven characters: I = 1, V = 5, X = 10, L = 50, C = 100, D = 500, M = 1000. To understand how they must be composed, we borrow the following excerpt from Dive Into Python: • Characters are additive. I is 1, II is 2, and III is 3. VI is 6 ("5 and 1"), VII is 7, and VIII is 8. ⚫ The tens characters (I, X, C, and M) can be repeated up to three times. At 4, you need to subtract from the next highest fives character. You can't represent 4 as IIII; instead, it is represented as IV ("1 less than 5"). The number 40 is written as XL (10 less than 50), 41 as XLI, 42 as XLII, 43 as XLIII, and then 44 as XLIV (10 less than 50, then 1 less than 5). • Similarly, at 9, you need to subtract from the next highest tens character: 8 is VIII, but 9 is IX (1 less than 10), not VIIII (since the I character cannot be…

Task 5: Unscramble You will write a program that takes in 2 files: a dictionary file and a file listing jumbled words. Your binary will be called unscramble and will be run using unscramble The file contains a bunch of scrambled words, one word per line. Your job is to print out these jumbles words, 1 word to a line. After each jumbled word, print a list of real dictionary words that could be formed by unscrambling the jumbled word. The dictionary words that you have to choose from are in the file. As an example, the starter package contains two sample input files and the result should look as follows. The order that you display the dictionary words on each line can be different; however, the order that you print out the jumbled words should be identical to the order in your input. The sample out below is skipping a few lines to save handout space (your output must not omit these lines). nwae: wean anew wane eslyep: sleepy rpeoims: semipro imposer promise ettniner: renitent.…

Write Java program for employees (keeps track of our employees) and then we need 5 employees with different names (assign names).