Assignment4 - Core Java
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Abhay ChauhanAssignment4 - Core Java
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Abhay ChauhanNAME - ABHAY CHAUHAN
ID - 31160
BATCH - JAVA FULL STACK
MODULE - Core Java Programming
Assignment 1: Pseudocode – Even/Odd Logic with Loop and Conditions
Ans.
Objective:
Design a pseudocode that reads an integer input, checks if it’s even or odd, and
processes it accordingly. If even, compute the square; if odd, compute the cube.
Use conditional and looping constructs to handle multiple inputs until the user
enters 0.
Pseudocode:
START
LOOPssss
PROMPT user to enter a number (0 to exit)
READ number
IF number == 0 THEN
BREAK the loop
IF number % 2 == 0 THEN
result = number * number
PRINT "Even number. Square is", result
ELSE
result = number * number * number
PRINT "Odd number. Cube is", result
END LOOP
END
Concepts Used
Conditional Logic (if-else)
Looping (while/repeat structure)
Assignment 2: Flowchart – User Login System with Attempt Limit
ans.
Objective:
Model a secure login flow using a flowchart. The system should allow the user up to
3 attempts to input correct credentials. If login fails in all attempts, the
account is locked. If login is successful, access is granted.
Flow Logic (Textual Representation)
START
→ Initialize attempt = 0
→ LOOP while attempt < 3
→ Prompt for username and password
→ IF credentials are valid:
→ Display "Login Successful"
→ EXIT
→ ELSE:
→ Display "Login Failed"
→ Increment attempt
→ IF attempt == 3
→ Display "Account Locked"
END
Key Elements
Decision-making (valid/invalid credentials)
Attempt counter to restrict retries
Looping construct for retry mechanism
Assignment 3: Modular Function Design – Number Processing
ans.
Objective
Create modular functions to handle the logic from Assignment 1 by separating the
processing and display responsibilities into individual functions.
Function 1: processNumber(int number)
FUNCTION processNumber(number):
IF number % 2 == 0 THEN
RETURN number * number
ELSE
RETURN number * number * number
END FUNCTION
Function 2: displayResult(int number, int result)
FUNCTION displayResult(number, result):
IF number % 2 == 0 THEN
PRINT "Square of", number, "is", result
ELSE
PRINT "Cube of", number, "is", result
END FUNCTION
These functions support modularization and maintain separation of concerns, which
is a good practice in real-world software design.
Assignment 4: Bubble Sort – Pseudocode, Flow, and Dry Run
ans.
Objective:
Develop a sorting routine using bubble sort. Represent its logic via pseudocode and
explain it with a dry run.
Bubble Sort Pseudocode:
START
INPUT array A of size n
FOR i = 0 to n-1
FOR j = 0 to n-i-2
IF A[j] > A[j+1] THEN
SWAP A[j], A[j+1]
OUTPUT sorted array A
END
How It Works:
The largest element "bubbles up" to the end after each inner loop.
Repeats until the array is sorted.
Worst-case time complexity: O(n²), best case: O(n) with optimization.
