EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING
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Chapter 1, Problem 10PE
Program Plan Intro
Comments in Java
Define the class “Comments”.
- Define the main method.
- Display the given statement in output window using the print statement.
- Show the given statement in Line comment, Block comment and Javadoc comments.
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This assignment will help you to get started with NetBeans and using Java compiler:
To begin, put a block comment at the beginning of your Java file (and every Java source file in the future) with the assignment number, assignment title, program author [your name], and the date it's due.
Next, similar to the programs presented in the first chapter of the textbook, use System.out object to display the following information:
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Note: Your program should print each of the above items on a separate output line.
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Create a new Java class with a main() method that displays "Hello World!" followed by a new line with your name on it. The final printout should look like:
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Remember to follow Java standard conventions by giving the class and file name the same name, such as "public class HelloWorld" and HelloWorld.java. By giving the file name the same name as your class name, the Java executable will know what compiled class name to look for the after you compile the file named "HelloWorld.java".
Make sure you create your Java Project, create your Java class and run / execute this program in your IDE. Submit the JAVA file only by clicking on the submit link above and selecting to Attach it before you click "Submit" button.
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