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Any use of compilers or copy/paste on this or any problem will result in a 0 for your entire quiz. Don’t forget to comment and indent code. Using your design and implementation of the above class, add appropriate getter and setter methods to the class. (You do not have to retype the entire class, just type out the new methods requested.)
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Question 2 No use of compilers or electronic help Evaluate the following expressions. Please format your answers so that floating-point values have a decimal (e.g. 1.0) and string values are enclosed in double quotes (“string”): a) 20 % 2 * 3 + 12 % 5 [expression1] b) 7 / 2 * 2.0 + 10 / 4.0 [expression2] c) 12 + 34 + “5 * 6” + 39 * 2 [expression3] d) 27 % 4 / 2 * 1.5 + 7 / 2 [expression4] e) 7 / (1 + 2) * (2.0 + 1) [expression5]
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Any use of compilers or copy/paste on this or any problem will result in a 0 for your entire quiz. Don’t forget to comment and indent code. Write a static method called getGPAs that takes no arguments, prompts the user, repeatedly gets GPAs until 0.0 is entered, prints the GPAs, and returns an array of doubles. If the GPA is < 0 or > 4.0 discard it. Assume at least one and at most 25 valid GPAs are provided. Write this as one method with comments, no class, and do not write any unnecessary code. Re-read the problem before submitting to check you’ve met *each requirement*. The user interaction should look like this including all punctuation. The second line is user input and only sample numbers, not the exact numbers or count of numbers. You may not use any of the Arrays class methods such as Arrays.toString. You must write the code manually using only primitive arrays. Please enter GPAs terminated by 0.03.5 2.1 4.5 3.0 -1.5 0.0Your GPAs are [3.5, 2.1, 3.0]
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Any use of compilers or copy/paste on this or any problem will result in a 0 for your entire quiz. Don’t forget to comment and indent code. Create a class called Student that represents a South Seattle College student. The class should have fields representing the student’s String name, and int ID. Read the next two problems before you write the solution to this problem. Add two constructors to the class: 1) a no parameter constructor that sets the following as default values — name: “John Doe” and studentID 12345678 2) a constructor that takes parameters for each field. Your class should not contain any other fields or methods at this point. You may call functions you write for the next problems.
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