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The document outlines Java programming assignments divided into six labs. The assignments include programs to check for palindromes, find factors, calculate Fibonacci series, sort arrays, use threads and runnable interfaces, handle exceptions, create an applet calculator, and connect to databases. The labs cover programming concepts such as recursion, classes, strings, arrays, sockets, and database access.
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a[1] = xxxx.xx
a[2] = xxxx.xx
a[3] = xxxx.xx
a[4] = xxxx.xx
a[5] = xxxx.xx
Smallest no. = xxxx.xx Frequency = xx
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the frequence of occurrence is of type integer.
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void smallest(double s[], int size);
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specified (60 elements in our case).
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int sizeOfArray(void);
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double findSmallest(double s[], int myS);
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