Date – 06-02-2024
Use Command Line Arguments and Scanner Class for Input
Exercise 1: Reverse and Print Arguments
Problem Statement:
• Write a Java program that takes an arbitrary number of command-line arguments and
prints them in reverse order.
• If no arguments are provided, the program should print a message indicating that no
arguments were passed.
Learning Objective:
• Understand how to access and manipulate elements of the args array.
Sample Execution:
Input: java ReverseArguments One Two Three
Output:
Three Two One
Exercise 2: Calculate Average of Numbers
Problem Statement:
• Create a Java program that accepts a series of integers as command-line arguments and
calculates their average.
• The program should handle any incorrect input (non-integer values) gracefully by
displaying an appropriate error message.
• If no integers are provided, it should inform the user.
Learning Objective:
• Practice type conversion.
Sample Execution:
• Input: java AverageNumbers 4 8 15 16 23 42
• Output: Average: 18.0
Exercise 3: Check for Palindrome
Problem Statement:
• Develop a Java program that takes a single string as a command-line argument and
checks whether the string is a palindrome (a string that reads the same backward as
forward).
• The program should print a message indicating whether the input string is a palindrome
or not.
• If no argument or more than one argument is provided, the program should display a
usage message.
Learning Objective:
• Utilize string manipulation techniques and understand command-line argument
validation.
Sample Execution:
• Input: java PalindromeChecker racecar
• Output: racecar is a palindrome.
