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Write a Java program called MaxMin that prompts the user to enter three integers. The program finds the minimum and maximum values that were entered, and prints the result. Here is an example of the output produced by such a program:
Enter three integers: 17 2 2439
The minimum value is 2
The maximum value is 2439
When you are using the Scanner class and its nextInt method, the method looks for either a space or a newline character to indicate the end of an integer input. Thus you can enter all three integers on one line, and call the nextInt method three times to get the input values. Alternatively, the user can press "Enter" after each integer.
Write a Java program that displays the growth in value of an investment over a number of years. The investment pays a fixed interest rate. Interest is calculated once a year. The interest is compounded -- i.e. in the second year, the interest is calculated not only on the initial amount, but also on the interest that was paid in the first year. The program should prompt the user to enter the initial value of the investment (called the principal), the annual interest rate in percent, and the number of years (callled the term). It then displays a table with two columns, with a heading for each column, and showing the value of the investment after each year.
For example:
Enter the principal, in dollars and cents: 1000.00
Enter the annual interest rate, in percent: 4.5
Enter the term, in years: 5
Years Value of Investment
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0 1000.00
1 1045.00
2 1092.03
3 1141.17
4 1192.52
5 1246.18
You do not need to use any complicated mathematical formulas; you can solve this problem using simple addition and multiplication. Call your class InvestmentValue .
Pay attention to coding conventions such as alignment of braces, upper- and lower-case letters in names, indentation, and white space around operators.
Write a Java program called MaxMin that prompts the user to enter three integers. The program finds the minimum and maximum values that were entered, and prints the result. Here is an example of the output produced by such a program:
Enter three integers: 17 2 2439
The minimum value is 2
The maximum value is 2439
When you are using the Scanner class and its nextInt method, the method looks for either a space or a newline character to indicate the end of an integer input. Thus you can enter all three integers on one line, and call the nextInt method three times to get the input values. Alternatively, the user can press "Enter" after each integer.
Write a Java program that displays the growth in value of an investment over a number of years. The investment pays a fixed interest rate. Interest is calculated once a year. The interest is compounded -- i.e. in the second year, the interest is calculated not only on the initial amount, but also on the interest that was paid in the first year. The program should prompt the user to enter the initial value of the investment (called the principal), the annual interest rate in percent, and the number of years (callled the term). It then displays a table with two columns, with a heading for each column, and showing the value of the investment after each year.
For example:
Enter the principal, in dollars and cents: 1000.00
Enter the annual interest rate, in percent: 4.5
Enter the term, in years: 5
Years Value of Investment
----- -------------------
0 1000.00
1 1045.00
2 1092.03
3 1141.17
4 1192.52
5 1246.18
You do not need to use any complicated mathematical formulas; you can solve this problem using simple addition and multiplication. Call your class InvestmentValue .
Pay attention to coding conventions such as alignment of braces, upper- and lower-case letters in names, indentation, and white space around operators.
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