Subject Name: Object Oriented Programming in Java Answer the following question: • Write a Java code program to produce the odd numbers out of the first 10 numbers. • Write a Java code program to product of 5,10.......50. • Determine the output of the following code: String str="Programming"; for (int i=0; i<9; i+-2) { System.out.print( str.charAt(i)); } • Note: Attached the output shot screen of the execution code.

Subject Name: Object Oriented Programming in Java Answer the following question: • Write a Java code program to produce the odd numbers out of the first 10 numbers. • Write a Java code program to product of 5,10.......50. • Determine the output of the following code: String str="Programming"; for (int i=0; i<9; i+-2) { System.out.print( str.charAt(i)); } • Note: Attached the output shot screen of the execution code.

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