EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING
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Author: FARRELL
Publisher: CENGAGE LEARNING - CONSIGNMENT
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Create a Java program that accepts integer input from the user. Loop the input until to the last value. Generate a power value of each value from the range of input. For odd numbers, the power value is increasing range from 1 to the last odd number. For the even numbers, the power value is decreasing starts from the total of even numbers until 1. Provide an explanation of the flow and concept of your program.
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Constantly ask the user for a number. End the program when zero is entered.
Write a code in Java that results like test case 1
Exercise 1 : Write a Java program that computes the sum of even numbers less than or equal to n where n is given by the user (without nesting the control statements).
Exercise 2 : Write a Java application that computes the sum of even numbers and the product of odd numbers that are in the range [a, b] where a and b are given by the user (without nesting the control statements, to do so you have to use 2 separate loops).
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