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Write a Java program :-

In UG Boys Hostel Having 5 floors and each floor having 15 rooms. Consider you have to allocate the hostel room for students of IT department using hashing techniques (Hint: Key=201IT253). For only final year, one student per room and all other rooms are shareable at the maximum of three students per room. You may to use any strategy but must implement code of the separate chaining and Linear probing techniques in your solution.

1.     Write a simple information system that will store and display the complete information of a student, faculty, or employee.

2.     Create four no-modifier classes named Person, Student, Faculty, and Employee.

3.     Create a public class named CollegeList. This class shall contain the main method.

4.     Refer to the UML Class Diagram for the names of the variables and methods. The (-) symbol represents private variables, while (+) represents public method. This should be the sequence of the program upon execution:

a.     Prompt the user to select among Employee, Faculty, or Student, by pressing E, F, or S.

b.     Ask the user to type the name and contact number.

c.     For Employee, ask the user to type the employee's monthly salary and the department where he/she belongs to. Then, display name, contact number, salary, and department.

For Faculty, ask the user to press Y if the faculty member is regular/tenured or N if not. Then, display name, contact number, salary, department, and status.

create a banking console java application

Implement the following java concept in your solution and highlight in your documentation or code where you did it: and explain the steps

1. Class and Object

2. File and Stream

3. Exception Handling

benefits of using implementation independent data structures related in stacks

benefits of using implementation independent data structures related to stacks

1 Context Singleton pattern is one of the simplest design patterns in Java. This type of design pattern comes under creational pattern as this pattern provides one of the best ways to create an object. This pattern involves a single class which is responsible to create an object while making sure that only single object gets created. This class provides a way to access its only object which can be accessed directly without need to instantiate the object of the class.

2 Problem description In this study, you need to develop a program that will calculate coins using the ’Singleton Pattern’. Adding coins will be increased by 10 points, but decreasing by one point will be reduced. You should try 3 approaches of Singleton while developing this program. ∗ Eager initialization ∗ Lazy Initialization ∗ Thread Safe Singleton

You are required to write a program that implements the computerized maintenance of your 

monthly expenditure record keeping. You will have to build two classes ExpenseItem, 

ExpenseLedger 

 The class ExpenseLedger will record all the expenses you make. You record an expense by giving 

it a serial number, a description (that tells what it is about) and the money you spent on this item. So 

you need to create a class ExpenseItem with serial, description and amount. Provide constructors, 

getters and setters. Also provide toString for this class. Now in the ExpenseLedger class you need to 

build a collection that will hold the instance of ExpenseItem. Provide the following methods in the 

ExpenseLedger

1. int removeSmallExpenses(double amt):This method will find expense items that are smaller or equal to amount amt & then remove these items from list. Note that multiple items can be smaller than this value & thus each of these should be removed & return number of items removed.

write a program that implements computerized maintenance of your 

monthly expenditure record keeping. You will have to build two classes ExpenseItem, ExpenseLedger 

The class ExpenseLedger will record all expenses you make. You record an expense by giving it a serial number, a description (that tells what it is about) & money you spent on this item. So you need to create a class ExpenseItem with serial, description and amount. Provide constructors, 

getters & setters & toString for this class. Now in ExpenseLedger class you need to build a collection that will hold instance of ExpenseItem. Provide following methods in

ExpenseLedger 

1. void addExpense(description, amount): You should be able to figure out the serial of expense yourself. This method will create an expense item and add it to ledger 

write a program that implements computerized maintenance of your 

monthly expenditure record keeping. You have to build two classes ExpenseItem,  ExpenseLedger

The class ExpenseLedger will record all expenses you make. You record an expense by giving it a serial number, a description (that tells what it is about) and money you spent on this item. So you need to create a class ExpenseItem with serial, description and amount. Provide constructors, 

getters & setters & toString for this class. Now in ExpenseLedger class you need to build a collection that will hold instance of ExpenseItem. Provide following methods in ExpenseLedger 

1. int removeSmallExpenses(double amt):This method will find expense items that are smaller or equal to amount amt and then remove these items from list. Note that multiple items can be smaller than this value and thus each of these should be removed. Also this method should return number of items removed. 

2. Override toString method to print ledger in well formatted form

Inserting a record

ABC International School wants to computerize students details. The school maintains a database of students in Oracle. The student table contains information related to students and is shown in the following student table structure.

Column Name Type Constraint

Rollno Number (4) Primary Key

StudentName Varchar (20) Not Null

Standard Varchar (2) Not Null

Date_Of_Birth Date

Fees Number (9,2)

 When a new student joins the school, the student record is inserted in the student table. The valid student details are as follows:

• Rollno: Valid value is a 4-digit number

• StudentName: Valid value can contain maximum 20 letters in uppercase

• Standard : Valid values are Roman Letters representing I to X(I, II, III, IV….IX, X)

Write a Java program to insert some records to the table.