Java programming :

Computer Science I 

Description Most of us are tasked with learning new programming languages from time to time. Even if Java is your first high-level computer programming language, or your first computer language, this lab essentially serves the same purpose: to build almost the simplest Java program. In this lab, we will be building a computer program in Java, to print special characters to the console. Java supports the Unicode character set. This is the world's most comprehensive collection of characters, representing many of the characters that comprise known written languages. While Java supports Unicode, not all operating systems are built to support it. This means that we can program in Java to print Unicode without much effort; however, when one examines the output in the console, the expected Unicode character may not appear. Instead the output is just a single question mark or other form of placeholder. Model your program after the proverbial "hello world in Java"; see http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/ java/11hello/Hello World.java.html Included towards the end of chapter 1 is a similar program. Since Java is a purely object-oriented language, even the simplest program is comprised of at least a single class definition. This class is coded with a single method (or function) called main. The main method details a sequence of operations to be performed when the program is run. Deliverable Build a single document in a word processor consisting of the pseudocode, the code and console output. It may take a bit of effort to find Unicode characters that will actually print. Part of the work performed is trial and error. Wikipedia has a listing of Unicode characters; see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List of Unicode characters. If you would like to make things even more interesting, utilize Google translate to convert words in English, to words in another language then try printing those Axotic characters Most word processors permit the saving of a document as a pdf. Submit a single pdf in Canvas for grading