The document contains 3 Java programs: 1) A simple "Hello World" program that prints "hello world", 2) A program that checks if a number is a perfect number by calculating the sum of its factors, 3) A program that checks if a number is a neon number by squaring it and summing its digits then comparing to the original number.
The document contains 3 Java programs: 1) A simple "Hello World" program that prints "hello world", 2) A program that checks if a number is a perfect number by calculating the sum of its factors, 3) A program that checks if a number is a neon number by squaring it and summing its digits then comparing to the original number.
The document contains 3 Java programs: 1) A simple "Hello World" program that prints "hello world", 2) A program that checks if a number is a perfect number by calculating the sum of its factors, 3) A program that checks if a number is a neon number by squaring it and summing its digits then comparing to the original number.
Perfect number Neon number Class hello { Public static void main() { System.out.println(“hello world”); } } import java.util.*; class perfect { public static void perfect() { Scanner in=new Scanner(System.in); System.out.println("Enter a number"); int n=in.nextInt(); int i=1; int s=0; while(i<n) { if(n%i==0) s=s+i; i++; } if(s==n) System.out.println("perfect number"); else System.out.println("not a perfect number"); } import java.util.*; class neon { public static void neon() { Scanner in=new Scanner(System.in); System.out.println("Enter a number"); int n=in.nextInt(); int sq=n*n; int s=0; int i=sq; while(i>0) { int r=i%10; s=s+r; i=i/10; } if(s==n) System.out.println("the number is neon number"); else System.out.println("the number is not a neon number");