Complete the fill-in-the-blanks exercise in q1.java to demonstrate understanding of:
- Basic Java program structure
- Variable declarations and initialization
- Data types (int, double, char, boolean, String)
- Basic output using
System.out.println()
- Open
q1.javaand look for comments starting with// FILL HERE: - Replace each
// FILL HERE:comment with the appropriate Java code - The program should compile and run without errors
- Your output should match the expected output shown below
You need to complete the following parts:
- Import statement: Add the import for Scanner (even though not used in this question, it's good practice)
- Class declaration: Create a proper class with the name
q1 - Main method: Write the correct main method signature
- Variable declarations: Declare and initialize 5 variables of different data types
- Output statements: Print the variables using
System.out.println() - Data type information: Print the data type names for each variable
When you run your completed program, it should produce exactly this output:
=== Student Information ===
Name: John Doe
Age: 25
Height: 5.8 feet
Grade: A
Is Student: true
=== Data Type Information ===
age is of type: int
height is of type: double
grade is of type: char
isStudent is of type: boolean
name is of type: String
- Java class names should start with a capital letter, but for this exercise, use
q1as specified - The main method signature is:
public static void main(String[] args) - Use proper initialization syntax for each data type:
int variable = value;double variable = value;char variable = 'value';(single quotes)boolean variable = true/false;String variable = "value";(double quotes)
- For the data type information section, format your output as:
variableName is of type: dataType
# Compile
javac q1.java
# Run
java q1- Program compiles without errors
- All variables are properly declared and initialized
- Output matches the expected format exactly
- Proper use of Java naming conventions
- All "FILL HERE" comments are replaced with appropriate code