Hello,Kindly assist with the attached java problems 1. Write the complete statement that declares a single local character variablenamed initial but does not set it to any value. Remember to use proper spacing.2. Fill in the blank to complete the following statement in order to output the Stringliteral "Java" in a column that is 12 characters wide.System.out.format(3. Assume a Scanner named scanfile has already been set up to read from a localtext file. You want to loop through reading each word in the file and saving it toan ArrayList of Strings named file Words. Fill in the blank to complete the followingcode to make that happen:if (}){fileWords.add(scanFile.next():}4. Write the complete statement needed to declare and initialize a 2D integer arraynamed nums, with 5 rows and 2 columns.5. The Math class has a static method named max that accepts two int argumentsand returns the value of the larger one. Assume that two intvariables, population 1 and population2, have already been declared andinitialized. Write an the complete statement needed to store the vale of the largerof population 1 and population2 in a new int variable named maxporulation.Remember to use correct spacing.};6. Write a statement that reads a word from standard input into firstWord. Assumethat first Word has already been declared as a String variable. Assume alsothat stdin is a variable that references a Scanner object associated with standardinput.

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1. Write the complete statement that declares a single local character variable named initial but does not set it to any value. Remember to use proper spacing. 2. Fill in the blank to complete the following statement in order to output the String literal "Java" in a column that is 12 characters wide. System.out.format 3. Assume a Scanner named scanEile, has already been set up to read from a local text file. You want to loop through reading each word in the file and saving it to an ArrayList of Strings named file Words, Fill in the blank to complete the following code to make that happen: }{ fileWords.addiscanFile.next(): }

1. Write the complete statement that declares a single local character variable named initial but does not set it to any value. Remember to use proper spacing. 2. Fill in the blank to complete the following statement in order to output the String literal "Java" in a column that is 12 characters wide. System.out.format 3. Assume a Scanner named scanEile, has already been set up to read from a local text file. You want to loop through reading each word in the file and saving it to an ArrayList of Strings named file Words, Fill in the blank to complete the following code to make that happen: }{ fileWords.addiscanFile.next(): }

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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