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    This document provides instructions for a programming assignment with 6 problems. Students are asked to create a Java project with a class for each problem. The problems include: 1) Printing name, major, and favorite food. 2) Printing a pattern. 3) Calculating and printing the sum of 5 and 10. 4) Calculating and printing the area and perimeter of a rectangle given width and height input. 5) Calculating and printing the area and volume of a sphere given radius input. 6) Calculating and printing gratuity and total bill given subtotal and gratuity rate input.

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    This document provides instructions for a programming assignment with 6 problems. Students are asked to create a Java project with a class for each problem. The problems include: 1) Printing name, major, and favorite food. 2) Printing a pattern. 3) Calculating and printing the sum of 5 and 10. 4) Calculating and printing the area and perimeter of a rectangle given width and height input. 5) Calculating and printing the area and volume of a sphere given radius input. 6) Calculating and printing gratuity and total bill given subtotal and gratuity rate input.

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    CS 4150 Chapter 1 & 2 Due Date: 8/25/2021, 11:59 pm Total points: 60 points

    (10 points each problem)

    Instructions: Please submit a single IntelliJ Java Project which contains a Java class for each
    problem. Zip your project for submission.

    1. Create a Java program that prints your name, your major, and your favorite food. For
    example, for Belinda, the program would display:
    Belinda
    Computer Science
    Lasagna

    2. Problem 1.3 from the textbook. Write a program that displays the following pattern as
    shown in the text:

    J A V V A
    J A A V V A A
    J J AAAAA VV AAAAA
    J J A A V A A

    3. Write a program that displays the sum of 5 and 10.

    The output from running the program will be:


    15

    4. (Area and perimeter of a rectangle)


    Write a program that prompts and reads user input for the width and height of a rectangle.
    You program will calculate and display the area and perimeter of the rectangle. The
    values for width and height should be treated a a number with a decimal point. Area and
    perimeter are calculated as shown below.

    area = width × height


    perimeter = (2 x width) + (2 x height)
    The output from running the program with a width of 5.5 and height of 2.2
    will be:
    Please enter the width: 5.5
    Please enter the height: 2.2
    (you will likely have more to the right of the decimal point, and that is ok.)
    Area is 12.100000
    Perimeter is 15.4

    5. Create a Java program that will calculate the volume and area of a sphere. To calculate
    the area, use this formula
    area = 4 π r2
    4
    volume = 𝜋𝜋𝑟𝑟 3
    3

    • Your program will need to read a value for the radius (r) for the console. Radius
    should be a double.

    • Create a constant for π with the value 3.14159.

    For example, if the user enters a value of 5.5 for radius, your program should display
    Area is 380.13239
    Volume is 696.909381666666

    6. You are in a job where you earn a tip for service. You need a program that will calculate
    how much to add to the bill after calculating gratuity. Your program will read the subtotal
    and the gratuity rate from the user, computes the gratuity and total and displays the
    results to the user.

    For example, if the user enters 10 for subtotal and 15 for gratuity rate, the program
    displays $1.5 for gratuity and $11.5 as total. Don’t worry that the format of the output is
    “$X.X” rather than “$X.XX”.

    To calculate a tip, calculate subtotal * rate / 100


    To calculate the total bill, use the above calculation and add to the subtotal.

    Sample run:
    Enter the subtotal or the bill 10
    Enter the gratuity rate 15
    The amount for gratuity is $1.5
    The total final bill is $11.5

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