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Java Part 1 Question Bank

The document contains a Java question bank consisting of 25 programming questions. These questions cover various string manipulation tasks such as removing vowels, checking for palindromes, counting characters, and extracting digits. Each question is designed to test different aspects of string handling and algorithmic thinking in Java.

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Java Part 1 Question Bank

The document contains a Java question bank consisting of 25 programming questions. These questions cover various string manipulation tasks such as removing vowels, checking for palindromes, counting characters, and extracting digits. Each question is designed to test different aspects of string handling and algorithmic thinking in Java.

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Java Question Bank (25 Questions)

1. Given a string `Mysore`, remove all vowels and print the resultant string.
2. Calculate the ASCII value of each character in a string, find the sum, and print if the sum
is divisible by both 4 and 5; otherwise, print "NA".
3. Write a program to reverse the string `Bangalore` without using built-in functions.
4. Check if the given string `Java` is a palindrome (ignore case).
5. Count the number of vowels and consonants in the string `Technology`.
6. Find the first non-repeating character in the string `developer`.
7. Replace every occurrence of `a` in the string `Karnataka` with `@` and print the result.
8. Convert the string `learning` into uppercase and reverse the result.
9. Write a method to check if two strings are anagrams. For example, `listen` and `silent`.
10. Extract all digits from the string `abc123xyz456` and return their sum.
11. Find the most frequent character in the string `management`. If there’s a tie, return the
smallest lexicographically.
12. Write a program to remove all duplicate characters from the string `Mississippi`.
13. Check if the string `Programming` contains only unique characters.
14. From the string `hello123world456`, extract numbers, concatenate them, and find their
sum (`123 + 456`).
15. Reverse the words in the sentence `Hello World from Java` to produce `Java from World
Hello`.
16. Find the length of the longest substring in `abcabcbb` that has no repeating characters.
17. Check if the string `abcd1234` is alphanumeric.
18. Replace spaces in the string `open ai chat` with underscores (`_`) to produce
`open_ai_chat`.
19. Write a program to count the occurrence of each character in the string `statistics`.
20. Write a function to toggle the case of each character in `AbCdeF` (e.g., convert to
`aBcDEf`).
21. Find the lexicographically smallest and largest substring of length 3 in the string
`welcometojava`.
22. Write a method to check if a string `Abcdef` starts with a vowel and ends with a
consonant.
23. From the string `level12345`, separate letters and numbers into two different strings and
print them.
24. Find all substrings of the string `abc` and print them.
25. Given a string `HelloWorld`, shift all characters by 2 positions in the ASCII table (e.g., `H`
becomes `J`).

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