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please help me with this simple...
took introduction to java this semester, but unfortunatly i missed some classes.
now i'm sitting here and have some programs due monday, but i don't now where
to start! please, please help me!
here's what i need to do:
Write a Java program [utilizing ConIO.java or FormIO.java] that counts the
individual numbers of each vowel ('a', 'e', 'i', 'o', 'u') in a user-input
string (don't forget that the input may be upper- or lower-case).
2. (Palindrome.java)
Write a Java program [ utilizing ConIO.java or FormIO.java] that tests whether
a user-input string is a palindrome, which is a string such as "otto" that
reads the same in both directions.
3. Write a method
String numToWord(String s)
that takes a string argument representing an integer between 0 an 99999 and
return the word equivalent. For example, for s="423", the method would return
the String "four hundred twenty three".
4. Write the body of the method
boolean isSum(int x, int y, int z)
that returns true if any one of x, y, and z is the sum of the other two and
returns false if they are nor.
Provide test (main) methods to see that the methods perform as described.
i'll apriciate any kind of help,
amhere
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Re: please help me with this simple...
If you have something done but need help with it here, then don't hesitate
to post your question here. The way you put it, it sounds like you are
asking us to do your homework for you. And next time, don't wait until the
day before the assignment is due before you start on it.
PC2
"amhere" <minmejl1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> took introduction to java this semester, but unfortunatly i missed some
classes.
> now i'm sitting here and have some programs due monday, but i don't now
where
> to start! please, please help me!
>
> here's what i need to do:
>
> Write a Java program [utilizing ConIO.java or FormIO.java] that counts the
> individual numbers of each vowel ('a', 'e', 'i', 'o', 'u') in a user-input
> string (don't forget that the input may be upper- or lower-case).
>
> 2. (Palindrome.java)
>
> Write a Java program [ utilizing ConIO.java or FormIO.java] that tests
whether
> a user-input string is a palindrome, which is a string such as "otto" that
> reads the same in both directions.
>
>
> 3. Write a method
> String numToWord(String s)
> that takes a string argument representing an integer between 0 an 99999
and
> return the word equivalent. For example, for s="423", the method would
return
> the String "four hundred twenty three".
>
> 4. Write the body of the method
> boolean isSum(int x, int y, int z)
> that returns true if any one of x, y, and z is the sum of the other two
and
> returns false if they are nor.
>
> Provide test (main) methods to see that the methods perform as described.
>
>
> i'll apriciate any kind of help,
> amhere
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