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Homework 05: Formulating Algorithms, Repetition Control Statements Exercise 1 Write a Java program that computes the maximum of n numbers given by the user (use counter and sentinel approaches). Exercise 2 Write a Java program that counts the number of divisors of a number n given by the user. Exercise 3 Write a Java program that determines whether a number n given by the user is prime or not. (use: do/while) Exercise 4 Write a Java program that prints the list of characters between two characters a and b given by the user and supposed ordered. Problem (class SumNonDuplicates) Write a Java program that sums a series of 10 numbers without duplicates. These numbers are supposed entered ordered by the user. The program will print at the end the computed sum and whether there are duplicates (in this case, print the number of duplicates) or not.

          Homework 05: Formulating Algorithms, Repetition
Control Statements
Exercise 1
Write a Java program that computes the maximum of n numbers given by the user (use counter
and sentinel approaches).
Exercise 2
Write a Java program that counts the number of divisors of a number n given by the user.
Exercise 3
Write a Java program that determines whether a number n given by the user is prime or not.
(use: do/while)
Exercise 4
Write a Java program that prints the list of characters between two characters a and b given
by the user and supposed ordered.
Problem (class SumNonDuplicates)
Write a Java program that sums a series of 10 numbers without duplicates. These numbers are
supposed entered ordered by the user. The program will print at the end the computed sum and
whether there are duplicates (in this case, print the number of duplicates) or not.

Homework 05: Formulating Algorithms, Repetition
Control Statements
Exercise 1
Write a Java program that computes the maximum of n numbers given by the user (use counter
and sentinel approaches).
Exercise 2
Write a Java program that counts the number of divisors of a number n given by the user.
Exercise 3
Write a Java program that determines whether a number n given by the user is prime or not.
(use: do/while)
Exercise 4
Write a Java program that prints the list of characters between two characters a and b given
by the user and supposed ordered.
Problem (class SumNonDuplicates)
Write a Java program that sums a series of 10 numbers without duplicates. These numbers are
supposed entered ordered by the user. The program will print at the end the computed sum and
whether there are duplicates (in this case, print the number of duplicates) or not.

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