Programming Language is Java

Lab 1: Programming Exercises Input/Process/Output

1) Run the Numbers.

Write a program with two input values. The program should display the sum, difference, quotient, product, and average of the two numbers.

2) Jakes Problem.

Jake has a car with an 8-gallon fuel tank. Jake fills his tank with gas and drives 60 miles to a friends house. When he gets to his friends house, he has 6 gallons left in his fuel tank. Write a program that uses three input elements to enter values for tank size, miles traveled and gallons left. The program should calculate and display how many miles Jake can drive on a full tank of gas.

(Note: Be sure to use input elements to accept the values 8, 60, and 6 rather than hard coding then into your solution.)

3) Correct Change.

Write a program to assist a cashier with determining correct change. The program should have one input, the number of cents to return to the customer. The output should be the appropriate change in quarters, dimes, nickels and cents.

Hint: Consider how integer division (\) and integer remainder (Mod) can be used as part of your solution.