Create a new Java Project in your Eclipse workspace named as before, smith$3$ or jones$3$ for example.

Create a package with the very same name as your project name.

In this one package, write one Java program for each exercise as required below.

Adhere to naming conventions for variables and classes as in section $2\mathrm{.}8.$

Choose descriptive variable names and identifiers in all programs.

Start each program with your name and SPC ID# in a comment.

Add a few more comments in each program to explain what your code is doing.

When all programs are done, locate your project folder in your workspace.

Right$-$click on the project folder folder $($don$\text{'}$t open it$!)$ and select "Send to$"-->$ "Compressed $($zipped$)$ folder". This will make a zip with the same name as your project.

Upload the zip to this drop box. Type your collaboration statement into the message area.

Submit your assignment.

$1.$ Write a program that uses one loop to process the integers from $300$ down to $200,$ inclusive. The program should detect multiples of $11$ or $13,$ but not both. The multiples should be printed left$-$aligned in columns $8$ characters wide, $5$ multiples per line $($See Example Output$).$ When all multiples have been displayed, the program should display the number of multiples found and their sum.

Example Output

$299297275273264$

$260253247242234$

$231221220209208$

Found $??$ integers totaling $??$

$2.$ Write a program that generates a two$-$column table showing Fahrenheit temperatures from $-40$F to $120$F and their equivalent Celsius temperatures. Each line in the table should be $5$ degrees F more than the previous one. Both the Fahrenheit and Celsius temperatures should be accurate to $2$ decimal place.

$3.$ Write a program that deliberately contains an endless or infinite while loop. The loop should generate multiplication questions with single digit random integers. Users can answer the questions and get immediate feedback. After each question, the user should be able to stop the questions and get an overall result. See Example Output.

Example Output

What is $7*6?42$

Correct. Nice work!

Want more questions y or n $?$ y

What is $8*5?40$

Correct. Nice work!

Want more questions y or n $?$ y

What is $5*5?25$

Correct. Nice work!

Want more questions y or n $?$ y

What is $8*9?66$

Incorrect. The product is $72$

Want more questions y or n $?$ n

You scored $3$ out of $4$