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import java.util.Scanner; //Scanner Object.



/**

 * @(#)DistanceTraveled.java

 *

 * DistanceTraveled application

 *

 * @author 

 * @version 1.00 2013/3/15

 */

 

public class DistanceTraveled {

    

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    	

    	//Declare Variables

    	int speed;

    	int hours;

    	int distance;

    	

    

    	

    	//Create a Scanner Object

    	Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);

    	

     	//Accept user input

     	System.out.print("What is the speed of the vehicle?");

     	speed = keyboard.nextInt();

     	

     	System.out.print("What is the hours it has traveled?");

     	hours = keyboard.nextInt();

     	

     	distance = speed * hours;

     	

     	//Display the table

     	System.out.println("Hours Distance Traveled");

     	System.out.println("-----------------------");

     	for (int houR = 1; Distance <= distance; Hour++ );

     	{

     		

     		System.out.println(houR + "\t\t" + houR * distance);

     		

     	}

    	



    }

}

import java.util.Scanner; //Scanner Object.



/**

 * @(#)DistanceTraveled.java

 *

 * DistanceTraveled application

 *

 * @author 

 * @version 1.00 2013/3/15

 */

 

public class DistanceTraveled {

    

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    	

    	//Declare Variables

    	int speed;

    	int hours;

    	int Hour;

    	double Distance = 0;

    

    	

    	//Create a Scanner Object

    	Scanner kayboard = new Scanner(System.in);

    	

     	//Accept user input

     	System.out.print("What is the speed of the vehicle?");

     	speed = kayboard.nextInt();

     	

     	System.out.print("What is the hours it has traveled?");

     	hours = kayboard.nextInt();

     	

     	Distance = speed * hours;

     	

     	//Display the table

     	System.out.println("Hour Distance Traveled");

     	System.out.println("-----------------------");

     	for (Hour = 0; Hour<hours; Hour++){     		

     		System.out.println(Hour+1 + "\t\t" + Distance / (hours - Hour));     		

     	}

    	

    }

}

Stapled wrote:

import java.util.Scanner; //Scanner Object.



/**

 * @(#)DistanceTraveled.java

 *

 * DistanceTraveled application

 *

 * @author 

 * @version 1.00 2013/3/15

 */

 

public class DistanceTraveled {

    

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    	

    	//Declare Variables

    	int speed;

    	int hours;

    	int Hour;

    	double Distance = 0;

    

    	

    	//Create a Scanner Object

    	Scanner kayboard = new Scanner(System.in);

    	

     	//Accept user input

     	System.out.print("What is the speed of the vehicle?");

     	speed = kayboard.nextInt();

     	

     	System.out.print("What is the hours it has traveled?");

     	hours = kayboard.nextInt();

     	

     	Distance = speed * hours;

     	

     	//Display the table

     	System.out.println("Hour Distance Traveled");

     	System.out.println("-----------------------");

     	for (Hour = 0; Hour<hours; Hour++){     		

     		System.out.println(Hour+1 + "\t\t" + Distance / (hours - Hour));     		

     	}

    	

    }

}

Write nested loops to draw this pattern:

##

#..#

#...#

#....#

#.....#

#.......#

Taz wrote:

I have another problem which is making me explode...
Its so simple but so hard.

Write nested loops to draw this pattern:

##

#..#

#...#

#....#

#.....#

#.......#

Without the dots of course.

for(int x = 0; x < 8; x++) {

    if(x != 1 || x != 6) {

        print("#")

        for(int y = 0; y < x; y++) {

            print(".");

        }

        print("#\n");

    }

}

Riddle wrote:

for(int x = 0; x < 8; x++) {

    if(x != 1 || x != 6) {

        print("#")

        for(int y = 0; y < x; y++) {

            print(".");

        }

        print("#\n");

    }

}

Wouldn't it be something like that? Just replace the "." for whatever you need to print there.

    	for(int x = 0; x < 8; x++) {

    	    if(x != 1 || x != 6) {

    	    	System.out.print("#");

    	        for(int y = 0; y < x; y++) {

    	        	System.out.print(".");

    	        }

    	        System.out.println("#");

    	    }

    	}

Stapled wrote:

Java uses "System.out.print" and "System.out.println" so it'd be

    	for(int x = 0; x < 8; x++) {

    	    if(x != 1 || x != 6) {

    	    	System.out.print("#");

    	        for(int y = 0; y < x; y++) {

    	        	System.out.print(".");

    	        }

    	        System.out.println("#");

    	    }

    	}