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    This document contains 5 solutions to conditional statement problems in Java. Solution 1 checks if an integer input by the user is greater than 0 or less than/equal to 0. Solution 2 checks if a double variable representing body temperature is above or below 100 to determine if someone has a fever. Solution 3 uses a switch statement to print the day of the week corresponding to a numeric input between 1-7. Solution 4 assigns values to boolean variables to check conditions. Solution 5 checks if a year input by the user is a leap year or not.

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    This document contains 5 solutions to conditional statement problems in Java. Solution 1 checks if an integer input by the user is greater than 0 or less than/equal to 0. Solution 2 checks if a double variable representing body temperature is above or below 100 to determine if someone has a fever. Solution 3 uses a switch statement to print the day of the week corresponding to a numeric input between 1-7. Solution 4 assigns values to boolean variables to check conditions. Solution 5 checks if a year input by the user is a leap year or not.

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    This document contains 5 solutions to conditional statement problems in Java. Solution 1 checks if an integer input by the user is greater than 0 or less than/equal to 0. Solution 2 checks if a double variable representing body temperature is above or below 100 to determine if someone has a fever. Solution 3 uses a switch statement to print the day of the week corresponding to a numeric input between 1-7. Solution 4 assigns values to boolean variables to check conditions. Solution 5 checks if a year input by the user is a leap year or not.

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    This document contains 5 solutions to conditional statement problems in Java. Solution 1 checks if an integer input by the user is greater than 0 or less than/equal to 0. Solution 2 checks if a double variable representing body temperature is above or below 100 to determine if someone has a fever. Solution 3 uses a switch statement to print the day of the week corresponding to a numeric input between 1-7. Solution 4 assigns values to boolean variables to check conditions. Solution 5 checks if a year input by the user is a leap year or not.

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    APNA

    COLLEGE

    CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS SOLUTIONS

    Solution 1:
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    public static void main (String l args) {

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    int x = sc.nextInt () ;

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    System. out.println ("You don't have a fever");


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    Solution 3:
    import java.util.*;

    public class Solution {


    APNA
    COLLEGE

    public static void main (String args[] ) {

    Scanner sc = new Scanner (System. in) ;

    *Input week number from user */

    System.out.println ("Enter week number (1-7) : ") ;

    int week =
    sc.nextInt ()

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    switch (week) {

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    1:

    System.out.println ("Monday") ;

    break;

    case 2:

    System.out.println ("Tuesday") ;

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    break;

    case 3:

    System.out .println ("Wednesday") ;

    break;

    case 4:
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    System. out.println ("Thursday") ;

    break;
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    Case 5:

    System.out.println ("Friday") ;

    break;
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    System. out.println ("Saturday" ) ;

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    case 7:
    System. out.println ("Sunday ") ;

    break
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    System.out.println ("Invalid input! Please enter week number between


    1-7.") 7
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    Solution 4:
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    COLLEGE

    Solution 5:
    1mport Java.util.*

    public class Solution {

    public static void main (String [] args) {

    Scanner sc = new Scanner (System. in) ;

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    System.out.print ("Input the year: ") ;

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    int year = sc.nextInt () ;

    boolean x = (year 4) ==
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    boolean y = (year * 100) != 0;

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    boolean = == &&

    if (x & (y || z)) {

    System. out.println (year +


    tc"
    is a leap year")
    {
    }else

    System.out.println (year + "


    is not a leap year") ;
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