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CS506 Assignment no 1 Solution Fall 2016

Here is the Solution and discussion of CS506 Assignment no 1 Web Design and Development -CS506 assignment Total Marks: 20 Due Date: November 21, 2016.

CS506 Assignment No. 01

Semester: Fall 2016
Web Design and Development -CS506
CS506 Assignment Total Marks: 20
CS506 Assignment Due Date: November 21,

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CS506 Assignment Instructions:

  • Please read the following instructions carefully before submitting assignment:
  • You should submit your assignment before or on due date on VULMS.
  • Your assignment should be your own work. It should not be copied from internet,
  • handouts or books.
  • You are suggested to use Net beans IDE for developing your assignment.
  • You should import java swing and math packages in your classes.
  • You should create project with your Roll No. in Net bean IDE and create required
  • classes.
  • You should zip your complete project (along with .java,.class and .jar files etc.) and
  • upload on VULMS as a single file.
  • Your zipped file should be in .zip or .rar file format only. Any compressed format
  • other than .zip or .rar of your programs will be considered the incorrect files and
  • rewarded by zero.
  • Assignment sent via Email will not be replied and accepted in any case.
  • If the submitted assignment does not open or file is corrupt, it will not be marked and
  • awarded Zero marks.
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CS506 Assignment Objectives:


  • To build understanding towards building classes along with its related methods
  • To know how to write default and parameter constructors
  • To write user-defined methods in classes and invoke them
  • To take user input using Graphical User Interface (GUI)
For any query about the assignment, contact at CS506@vu.edu.pk

CS506 Assignment Question:

Total Marks = 20
Write a java program to prompt the user to take the input in a double variable for the radius of a sphere, and call method sphere Volume() to calculate the volume of the sphere.
Use the following statement to calculate the sphere volume:
Double volume = (4.0 /3.0) * Math.PI * Math.pow(radius, 3)

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CS506 Assignment Important Note: 

  • You should define two public classes Sphere and SphereTest. The Sphere class will contain the
  • calculation procedure of sphere along with data members and getter / seyter methods. Sphere Test
  • class will contain the main method and use the object of first class to call its method.
  • Your program should have a separate print() method for displaying the volume of the sphere.
  • You should ensure that input value for radius should not be negative nor 0. In such cases, re-prompt 
  • user to input again.
  • You should parse the input into related primitive data type using Wrapper classes, if required.
  • You should pass the user input to parameter constructor.
  • You should write a default constructor that would set the value for radius to 1.0 for Sphere class.

CS506 Assignment no 1 Solution Fall 2016

Here is the complete solution of Cs506 Assignment

CS506 Assignment Question Solution:

You need to compile in Net beans, for command prompt follow the instructions of snapshot.
Here is the complete solution of Cs506 Assignment download zip file and You need to right click the zip file and extract solution. 

How to download and install Java JDK 


Now You simply open project in Net beans for study and run the code
The Above instruction can be only for beginner who dose not know how to install JDK And Net beans


Here is Code in text file Sphere Class and Sphere Test

Sphere.txt, 1 KB
SphereTest.txt, 1 KB

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