A bank offers 6.5% interest on saving account, compounded annually. Create a java program that shows how much money a person will accumulate over a period of 25 years, assuming that the person makes an initial investment of $1,000 and deposits $100 each year after the first. Your program should print for each year the current balance, the interest, the new deposit, and the new balance.

Create a Java program that can be used to calculate the average weekly and monthly grocery bill for a family of four: Prompt the user for the coupon amount as a decimal (example, .10). Ensure the value is set to 10% if the value exceeds 100% or is less than or equal to zero. Prompt the user for 2-4 weeks of grocery bills. Calculate the monthly and weekly average for groceries. Display monthly total and weekly average without the coupon. Display monthly total and weekly average with the coupon.

Design a Java program to take user information about t dollar bills. You will do calculations and print the result as below. Note that user can enter any number and your output user's input. Example: Enter nunber of one dollar bills: 769 769 dollar bills will be change to Hundred Fifty Twenty Ten Five One

In Java 8, I want the program to capture the current year and compare it to an input value. Specifically, the user is asked to enter the last two digits of a year that will be output. If those two digits are greater than the last two digits of the current year, the program will print to console a “19” before the two digits the user inputted. If the two digits that the use input are less than or equal to the last two digits of the current year, the program will print to the console a “20” before the two digits the user inputted. For instance, if the current year is 2023, and the user input the integer number “74”, the program would output to the console “1974”. If the current year is 2023, and the user input the integer number “19”, the program would output to the console “2019”. The user is not asked to enter the current year; the program captures that automatically. The user only enter the last two numbers of a year. Hopefully, that's enough to go by and clear enough. I need the code,…

When should you use generalising, overfitting, or underfitting, and what is the difference between the three?