Write a Java program called Decision that includes a while loop to prompt the user to enter 5 marks using the JOptionPane statement and a System.out statement to output a message inside the loop highlighting a pass mark >= 50 and <= 100. Any other mark will output a messaging stating it’s a fail. Example of the expected output is as follows: 55 is a pass 12 is a fail

Write a program that will ask the user to input a 4-digit positive integer. If the user inputs a negative integer or an integer that contains less or more than four digits should output a 'wrong input message. You can assume that the user will input an integer. If the user input is valid then the program will calculate and output the sum of the digits in the number (descriptive input/output is required). For example, if the positive, 4-digit number 2345 is entered, the output would be: You entered the value 2345 which sums to 14. Save your file as a pdf titled [Last Name]_[First Namel_[Section] Hmk4-6.pdf. An example file uploaded to eCampus would be Doe_John 501 Hmk4-6.pdf.

Write a program that will print asterisks in the shape of a diamond. The height of the diamond will depend on the value entered by the user. That value MUST be greater than 0, and it MUST be odd. To make sure that the value is correct, you will validate the value once the user has entered it using a validation loop. Then you will print out a diamond in the pattern demonstrated in the sample execution. Remember that the height will vary based on the user input.

Write a program that receives an integer input from the user and call it n. Use a for loop, an if condition, and a continue keyword, to find the summation of all numbers that are not a multiple of 3, from 1 to n, including 1 and n and print the result. For instance, the output of your program for 9, should be 27 and for 17 should be 108. You can get an input from user and convert it to an integer using a = int(input('Please enter an integer:')).