Java Basics The sixth chapter after class exercises

1. Explains the difference between a break statement and a continue statement in a looping structure.

The break statement in the loop structure is the end of the program run.

Continue statement is the end of this sentence program is not the end of the program.

2. Use the For loop structure to accept the daily learning time from Monday to Friday from the keyboard and calculate the average daily learning time. Output results.

3. Chicken and rabbit cage problem. Now there are chickens and rabbits with cages, there are 35 head, under 94 feet, ask the chicken rabbit each? Try to write a program to solve the problem.

4. Develop a game application titled "Flipflop". It counts from 1 to 100, encounters a multiplier of 3 to output the word "Flip", encounters a multiple of 5 to output the word "Flop", encounters even if 3 is a multiple of 5 and then outputs the word "flipflop", and the remainder outputs the current number.

5. In the Marx manuscript there is such a fun math problem: a total of 30 people, may include men, women, children. They spent 50 shillings at a restaurant, 3 shillings per man, 2 shillings per woman, and 1 shillings per child. How many men, how many women, how many children? Programming is complete.

6. Read the program and write down the value of the variable sum after the program ends.

sum==26;

The first cycle I=1 the end of the sum==6; meet continue to end the cycle

The second cycle 1=2 cycle ends sum==10;

Third cycle i=3 cycle end sum==26;

Output sum==26;

Java Basics The sixth chapter after class exercises