6.14 2-42 Even

2. do/while
4. true
6. Hello
   Enter an int >
   Hello
   Enter an int >
8. sum is 54
   i is 19
10. product is 6
    i is 7
12. Hello
    Hello
    Hello
    Done
14. 2033
16. i is 39 and sum is 60
18. sum is 40
20. sum is 21
    i is 7
22. do {
    System.out.println("Type another integer >");
    int newNum = scan.nextInt();
    }
    while ( newNum > start );
24. for(countMultiplesOf7; countMultiplesOf7 < 4; countMultiplesOf7 ++){
    sum + = countMultiplesOf7 * 7;
    }
26. Scanner scan = new Scanner( new File ("Example.file"));
    int sum = 0;
    while( scan.hasDigit()){
    sum + = scan.nextDigit();
    }
28. Scanner scan  = new Scanner(System.in);
    do{
    System.out.println("Type another integer >");
    int newNum = scan.nextInt();
    }while( newNum != 0 && newNum != 100 );
30. i never iterates so the while loop only executes once.
32. There is a semi colon after the parentheses of the for loop.
34. The while loop should have and not or.
36. There should be a semicolon in front of the while condition.
38. the program is reading the incrementor and the limit in the wrong order and place. place the i++ after the i < 3.
40. you place commas instead of semi colons so it doesn't know where the statements end. replace the commas in the for loop with semi colons.
42. You already declared a variable name i above, and you can't name two variable with the same name in one class. Remove the int in front of the i when initiating the i in the for loop.