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Last date-26/10/2024
Assignments -9 (any five)
1. Create a method that takes two integers and performs division. Use try-catch to handle
ArithmeticException (division by zero) and NumberFormatException (if inputs are not valid integers).
Provide meaningful messages for each exception.

2. Define a custom exception called InvalidAgeException. Write a method that throws “custom
exception called InvalidAgeException” exception if the provided age is less than 18. Use this method
in a program and handle the exception using a try-catch block.

3. File Creation: Write a program that creates a new text file named "testfile.txt" using the File class.
Check if the file was created successfully and print the appropriate message.

4. Writing to a File: Create a Java program that writes user input to a file named "output.txt". Use
FileWriter and BufferedWriter for writing, and ensure that the resources are closed properly.

5. Appending to a File: Modify your previous writing program to append text to "output.txt" instead of
overwriting it. Demonstrate this with a user input option to continue appending.

6. Default Methods in Interfaces: Write a program that defines an interface with a default method.
Create a class that implements the interface and overrides the default method. Show how the default
method can be used in the implementation.

Assignment -10 (any five)


1. Constructor Overloading: Write a class Rectangle that has two constructors: one that takes no
parameters and initializes length and width to 1, and another that takes parameters for length and
width. Include a method to calculate the area.

2. Multilevel Inheritance: Write a base class Vehicle, a derived class Car, and a further derived class
ElectricCar. Override a method in each class that displays the type of vehicle.

3. Method Overriding: Write a class Employee with a method display(). Create a subclass Manager that
overrides this method. Show the difference in behavior when invoking the method on objects of both
classes.

4. Final Keyword: Create a class FinalClass with a final method show(). Try to override this method in a
derived class and explain the outcome.

5. Using this Keyword: Write a class Book with a constructor that initializes the title and author. Use the
this keyword to differentiate between the class attributes and constructor parameters.

6. Using super Keyword: Create a base class Person and a derived class Student. Use the super keyword
in the derived class constructor to call the base class constructor and initialize its fields.

Assignment -11 (any five)


1. Static Variables in Inheritance: Create a base class Animal with a static variable count. In a derived
class Dog, increment this count each time a Dog object is created. Show the behavior of the static
variable across instances of both classes.
2. Run-Time Polymorphism: Implement a base class Animal with a method sound(). Create subclasses
Cat and Dog that override this method. Demonstrate run-time polymorphism by calling the method
on a base class reference.

3. Collection Operations: Write a program that creates a List of integers, adds five elements to it, and
prints the list. Then, convert the list to a Set to remove duplicates and display the unique elements.

4. Using Iterators: Write a Java program that creates an ArrayList of strings. Use an Iterator to traverse
the list and print each element. Show how to safely remove elements during iteration.

5. Enumeration Example: Create a Vector of integers and demonstrate the use of Enumeration to iterate
through the vector. Compare its functionality with that of an Iterator.

6. ArrayList Operations: Write a program that demonstrates adding, removing, and updating elements
in an ArrayList. Include methods to display the contents of the list before and after modifications.

Assignment -12 (any five)


1. LinkedList Usage: Write a program that demonstrates the creation of a LinkedList, adding elements
to the front and back, and removing elements from both ends. Print the list after each operation.

2. Basic HashMap Operations: Write a program that creates a HashMap to store student names as keys
and their grades as values. Implement methods to add, remove, and retrieve grades based on student
names.

3. Iterating Over a HashMap: Demonstrate how to iterate over a HashMap using forEach, entrySet(),
and keySet(). Print both keys and values in each case.

4. Synchronized Method: Write a program that simulates a bank account where multiple threads can
deposit and withdraw money. Ensure that the operations are synchronized to prevent race
conditions.

5. Thread Coordination: Create a program using wait() and notify() to coordinate two threads: one that
produces numbers and another that consumes them. Implement a simple producer-consumer
problem.

6. String Manipulation: Write a Java program that demonstrates various operations on strings, such as
concatenation, substring extraction, and string comparison. Include examples using the StringBuilder
class for efficient manipulation.

7. Regular Expressions: Create a program that uses the String package to validate email addresses using
regular expressions. Print whether each test email is valid or invalid.

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