Example outputs where the program has been provided with the correct arguments leading

to a successful run of the program:

Command: java cs$250.$hw$1.$Operations $150$b$10110$xfa

Output:

Task $1$

Correct number of arguments given.

Task $2$

$15=$Decimal

$0$b$1011=$Binary

$0$xfa$=$Hexadecimal

Task $3$

$15=$true

$0$b$1011=$true

$0$xfa$=$true

Task $4$

Start$=15,$Binary$=0$b$1111,$Decimal$=15,$Hexadecimal$=0$xf

Start$=0$b$1011,$Binary$=0$b$1011,$Decimal$=11,$Hexadecimal$=0$xb

Start$=0$xfa,Binary$=0$b$11111010,$Decimal$=250,$Hexadecimal$=0$xfa

Task $5$

$15=1111=>0000$

$0$b$1011=1011=>0100$

$0$xfa$=11111010=>00000101$

Task $6$

$15=1111=>0001$

$0$b$1011=1011=>0101$

$0$xfa$=11111010=>00000110$

Task $7$

$1111|1011|11111010=11111111$

$1111$&$1011$&$11111010=00001010$

$1111^1011^11111010=11111110$

Task $8$

Deductions:

There is a $7\mathrm{.}5-$point deduction $($i$.$e$.,$ you will have a zero on the assignment$)$ if you:

$(1)$ Build a GUI

Use of the following methods will result in a $100\%$ deduction of the task points where used:

$(1)$ Integer.parse

$(2)$ Integer.toHexString

$(3)$ Integer.toBinaryString

$(4)$ Built in bitwise operations $($~$,^,|,$ &

a$.$ Note: Logical operations are allowed $(!,||,$ &&$,$ etc.$)$

A $100\%$ deduction will occur from using any of the methods in this list $($and all their overloaded

variants$).$ Please note that $1)$ Integer.parse refers to Integer.parseInt. An additional set of overloaded

methods has been included to the deductions list from the Integer class: Integer.valueOf

These methods are illegal as they remove the need for students to perform parsing followed by

conversions