Playing CompilerFind the errors in the following statements. If a statement has no errors,...

Playing Compiler

Find the errors in the following statements. If a statement has no errors, then say so. If a statement contains errors, correct them. In each case describe the action of the loop.

a. for (int i = 1; i < = 10; i++)   {     i = i − 1   }

b. int j = 7;   while (j > 1)   {     system.out.println (“again”);     j = j % 2   }

c. intj = 1;   while (j = 1)   {     System.out.print(“try again”);   }

d. for (int k =1, k == 20; k+ +) {}

e. for (float h = 0.0; h<5.0; h = h + .01)     System.out.println(h);

   f. for (double h = 0.0; h<5.0; h = h + .01) {     System.out.println(h);   }

g. do   {     int k = 3;     System.out.print(k);   } while (k != 3);

h. int k = 3; do   {     System.out.print(k);   } while (k != 3);

i. do   {     System.out.println("This looks correct")   } while {true};

j. while (true)   {     int x = x + 1;   }

k. int m = 2;   while (m > 0) do   {     m = m − 1;   };

   l. int m = 2;     while (m > 0) do   {     m = m − 1;     System.out.println(m);   };

m. int m = 2;   while (m > 0)   {     m = m − 1;     System.out.println(m);   } while (false);

n. int k;   for (k = 0; k = 1; k+ +)   {     System.out.print(k = 1);   }

o. int x = 7;   do     (System.out.println(x); x--)   while {x<2};

p. for (int k = 0; k<100; k = ++k)     System.out.println(k)

q. for (int k = 0; k<100; k = ++k)     System.out.println(k);

r. for (int k = 0; k<100; k = k+ +)     System.out.println(k);

s. for (int k = 0; k<100; k = ++k)     System.out.println(k++);

t. for (int k = 0; k<100; k = ++k)     System.out.println(--k);