Reference no: EM13336210

Java Program on Eclipse:

- From main pass 3 numbers to a method that will print these numbers, then sorted them using the swap method discussed in class to make them in ascending order, then print these sorted numbers.
e.i. if you pass (98, 234, 6)
it will print 98, 234, 6
6, 98, 234

- Using a while( true ) loop,and using the upper case alphabeth from Z to A,print the lower case alphabeth and its corresponding ascii values.You must terminate/exit/break this loop once you process the last letter (A).

Note: The while( true ) loop is called an endless loop because the true inside the (),means that the condition is always true, and it is not a terminating variable.[worth 2 points]
- Create a two dimensional array of 10 rows by 10 columns to store integers
Load each location in this array with the sum of its row + column
Add all the values in this array located in the following indexes (locations):
in the top row + last row + left column + right Column
Print each individual total (e.i. top row = xxx, last row = xxx, ... total = xxx)

- From main() call Math methods passing corresponding parameters where you will implement the
following;
Parameters in the main method:
int i = 7*2+1; int j = i+9;
double x = 2.5/2; double y = x*(i+j)-0.34;
Math methods:
absolute value
round
ceiling
floor
Minimun value
Maximun value
Trig functions: cos, sin, tan
Exponentials
Logs
Powers
Square Roots
Random
Examples of calling the Math methods and passing the parameters, from main:
processAbsoluteValues( i, j, x, y );
processRoundValues( i, j, x, y );
processCeilingValues( i, j, x, y );
processFlooringValues( i, j, x, y );
processMinimunValues( i, j );
processMaximunValues( i, j );
processTrigFunctionsValues( i );
processExponentialValues(i, j, x, y );
processLogValues(i, j, x, y );
processPowerValues(i,)