for
-loops SR4 on page 74 of the text.
The question asks you to write the loop--just the loop, not a method. For testing, however, you'll want to put the loop in a method in a class. We provide the skeleton class, E1
, below. Submit the completed file E1.java
on CMS. As always, follow the specifications, including the variable names to be used.
You do not need to give a written answer to the question asked in the text about what the sum converges to when n
gets large. However, do experiment with large n
s!
Note: If this was a test question, and it asks you to write a loop, then you write only the loop. You will assume that n
is given and you do not write the method and class headers that we provide below for this exercise.
/** Sum the series * 1/(1*1) + 1/(2*2) + ... + 1/(n*n) * for n>=1 */ public class E1 { public static void main(String[] args) { int n= 3; //Start small as you test your code. //Change n for experimentation. //Write your loop, the solution to SR4 on p.74 of the text, below } }