Tasks

Calculate the total cost of apples. The total cost of apples corresponds to public static int applePrice.

Help the cat get a name using the setName method.

Write code in the addNewCat method to increase the number of cats by 1 each time it is called. The variable catCount corresponds to the number of cats.

Write the setCatCount method. The method must set the number of cats (catCount).

Finish writing the code of the setName method so that it sets the value of private String fullName to the value of the local String variable fullName.

Write a code that correctly counts the number of created cats (count) and correctly displays the count on the screen.

Write the compare(int a) method so that it: - displays "The number is less than 5" if the method argument is less than 5, - otherwise, displays "The number is equal or greater than 5".

Implement the checkInterval method. The method should check whether an integer is between 50 and 100, not inclusive, and report the result on the screen in the following form: "The number a is not in the interval." or "The number a is in the interval.", where a is the method argument. Example for 11

Use the keyboard to enter a number. If the number is positive, then double it. If the number is negative, add one. If the entered number is zero, display zero. Display the result on the screen.

Use the keyboard to enter a number representing a day of the week. Then, depending on the entered number, display the name of the day of the week: "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday", "Sunday", if you enter a number greater than 7 or less than 1, display "No such day o

Use the keyboard to enter two integers, and display the minimum. If the two numbers are equal, display either of them.

Use the keyboard to enter the name and age. If the age is less than 18, display "Grow up a little more".