Scanner Practice Assignments
Overview
One of the most common ways to get input from the user is to use a Scanner object.
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Practice Assignments
Scanner: Sum
Write a Java program that outputs your 909-number. Then, have it prompt the user for three (whole) numbers. Use a (single) Scanner object to read these three numbers from the user. Add the numbers together and then display their sum. Save the program in a file named ScannerSum.java.Examples
Note, user input is in bold face blue and the text that is underlined is required for the test cases.Example 1
909123456 Please enter the first number: 1 Please enter the second number: 10 Please enter the third number: 100 The sum is 111
Example 2
909123456 Please enter the first number: 3 Please enter the second number: 7 Please enter the third number: 42 The sum is 52
Scanner: Total
Write a Java program that outputs your 909-number. Then, have it calculate the total weight of a group of objects. Do this by prompting the user to enter the average weight then the number of items. Read in the average weight as a real number (double) and the number of items as a whole number (int). Use a (single) Scanner object to read these values from the user. Multiple the values together and display their product. Save the program in a file named ScannerTotal.java.Example 1
Note, user input is in bold face blue and the text that is underlined is required for the test cases.909123456 Please enter the average weight: 1.75 Please enter the number of items: 2 The total weight is 3.5
Example 2
909123456 Please enter the average weight: 0.2 Please enter the number of items: 11 The total weight is 2.2
Scanner: Phrase
Write a Java program that outputs your 909-number. Then, have it prompt the user for an inspirational message using a (single) Scanner object. Display the message. Save the program in a file named ScannerPhrase.java.Example 1
Note, user input is in bold face blue and the text that is underlined is required for the test cases.
909123456
Please enter your favorite inspirational message: Do or do not, there is no try.
You entered: "Do or do not, there is no try"
Example 2
909123456
Please enter your favorite inspirational message: You are loved far more than you know
You entered "You are loved far more than you know"