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    The document contains code for 4 Java exercises: 1) Defines integer and float variables and performs basic math operations on them like addition, subtraction, multiplication, incrementing, decrementing, division, and modulo. 2) Defines integer variables and evaluates relational and logical expressions comparing the variables. 3) Has 3 parts - the first evaluates mathematical expressions, the second translates English expressions to code, and the third evaluates expressions involving variables. 4) Indicates there is a fourth exercise but does not show the code.

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    Practica 4

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    The document contains code for 4 Java exercises: 1) Defines integer and float variables and performs basic math operations on them like addition, subtraction, multiplication, incrementing, decrementing, division, and modulo. 2) Defines integer variables and evaluates relational and logical expressions comparing the variables. 3) Has 3 parts - the first evaluates mathematical expressions, the second translates English expressions to code, and the third evaluates expressions involving variables. 4) Indicates there is a fourth exercise but does not show the code.

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    Velázquez Luna Leonardo Alfredo

    2016301824
    EJERCICIO 1

    int a=5,b=9;

    float c=6.25f,d=1.25f;

    System.out.println("Valores de a="+a+" b="+b+" c="+c+" d="+d+"\nEJERCICIO 1");

    System.out.println("Suma "+a+"+"+b+"="+(a+b));

    System.out.println("Resta "+b+"-"+a+"="+(b-a));

    System.out.println("Multiplicacion "+a+"*"+b+"="+(a*b));

    System.out.println("Incremento de a="+a+",a++="+(a++));

    System.out.println("Decremento de b="+b+",b++="+(a--));

    System.out.println("Division "+c+"/"+d+"="+(c/d));

    System.out.println("Residuo "+c+"%"+d+"="+(c%d));

    EJERCICIO 2

    int op1=1,op2=2,op3=3;

    System.out.println("EJERCICIO 2");

    System.out.println("op1="+op1+"op2="+op2+"op3="+op3);

    System.out.println("op1>op2 "+op1+">"+op2+" es:"+(op1>op2));

    System.out.println("op1<op3 "+op1+">"+op3+" es:"+(op1>op3));

    System.out.println("!((op1+op2)<=op3) !(("+op1+"+"+op2+")<="+op3+") es:


    "+(!((op1+op2)<=op3)));

    System.out.println("op1>op3 "+op2+">"+op3+" es:"+(op1>op3));

    System.out.println("op3<=op2 "+op3+"<="+op2+"es:"+(op3<=op2));

    System.out.println("(op3-op2 == op1) && (op1 <= op3), (("+op3+"-


    "+op2+")=="+op1+")&&("+op1+"<="+op3+" es:"+(((op3-op2)==op1)&&(op1<=op3)));

    System.out.println("(op2-op1 != op1) || !(op3<op2+op2), (("+op2+"-


    "+op1+")!="+op1+")||!("+op3+"<("+op2+"+"+op2+")) es:"+(((op2-op1)!=op1)||(op1<(op2+op2))));

    System.out.println("op1+op2==op3 "+op1+"+"+op2+"=="+op3+" es: "+((op1+op2)==op3));

    EJERCICIO 3

    Parte 1

    a) R=12
    b) R=30
    c) R=error
    Velázquez Luna Leonardo Alfredo
    2016301824
    d) R=18
    e) R=36

    Parte 2

    a) R: x+=10-y;
    b) R: r*=100;
    c) R: y/=10+y/x;
    d) R: no es posible

    Parte 3

    a) z=-10,t=-30
    b) 0
    c) 0
    d) 1
    e) error

    EJERCICIO 4

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