1. Write a statement that creates and initializes a static variable named salesTax to 7.59.

2. Write a statement that creates a constant variable named TAX_RATE. The tax rate is 8.25%.

3. Write ONE Java statement that computes and displays the value of 25.

4. Write ONE Java statement that computes and displays a random number between 1 and 25.

5. Define boxing and unboxing.

6. Write a complete Java program that prompts the user for a number and prints back the integer as well as floating point values to the console.

7. Write a Java method that returns true if and only if a character is a digit or a letter. The method should display appropriate feedback to the console.

8. Explain in detail how main memory works.

9. How many bytes are contained within 16-bits, 32-bits, 64-bits?

10. When used with objects, what is the equality ( == ) operator really comparing?

11. Does an object created with a copy constructor reference the same memory location that the original object references? Explain.

12. Explain how a package is named in Java.

13. Create a Java class named Book with instance variables title, author, ISBN, and yearPublished. Include javadoc style comments to describe your interface. Such a class would normally have methods, but you are not required to supply any methods.

14. Add accessor and mutator methods to the Book class created in question #13.

15. Add a constructor and a copy constructor to the Book class created in question #13.

16. What is the purpose of Java's wrapper classes?

17. Write a complete Java program that prompts the user for a phrase. The program converts and displays the phrase in uppercase letters.

18. Write a complete Java program using the StringTokenizer class that computes and displays the average of a list of grades read from the command line. Each grade should be entered on the same line separated by commas. Enter signifies the end of the input.

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