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22                  amt = (150 * 4.25)+(unit-150)*5.50;
                  23              else if(unit<=600)

                  24                  amt = (150*4.25) + (200 * 5.50) + (unit-350)* 6.75;
                  25              else

                  26                  amt = (150*4.25) + (200 * 5.50) + (250* 6.75) + (unit - 600) * 8;
                  27              System.out.println("\tBill for ABC Electricity Board");

                  28              System.out.println("Month of "+month);
                  29              System.out.println("Name of Consumer : "+ name);

                  30              System.out.println("Previous Meter Reading : "+ prv);
                  31              System.out.println("Current Meter Reading : "+cur);

                  32              System.out.println("Bill Amount : " + amt);
                  33          }
                  34      }


                 You will get the following output:















                               To input three valid sides of a triangle and print whether the triangle is Equilateral, Isosceles or
                  Program 2
                               Scalene. (In order to form a triangle the sum of any two sides should always be greater than the
                               third side.)

                   1  import java.util.*;
                   2  class triangle
                   3  {

                   4      public static void main()
                   5      {

                   6          Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
                   7          int s1, s2, s3;

                   8
                   9          System.out.println("Enter three sides of triangle: ");

                  10          System.out.print("Side 1 : ");
                  11          s1=sc.nextInt();





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