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This document provides 4 programming exercises for a Java programming tutorial: 1) Print a string, 2) Concatenate strings, 3) Add two integers, and 4) Identify possible errors the above programs could generate. It was created by Vishal Choudhary for the 5th semester Computer Science course at Jaipur National University in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
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