Write a Java programme that creates a Calendar object containing today's date and another containing your birthday(or a date that could reasonably be your birthdate.) Use these to find how many milliseconds old you are and the date you will be (or were) 10000 days old. (The results are not particularly accurate since the dates goven may be only accurate to the day and not the millisecond!). The results formation should be displayed nicely.
Write a Java programme to generate 1000 random samples of size 50 from the standard normal (Gaussian) distribution and compute the average (arithmetic mean) of each sample. Show the smallest, largest and average of the means computed.Write a Name class with the constructors, accessors and mutators as discussed in class and override the equals method inherited from Object. Write a test programme which tests all constuctors, acessors and mutators and the equals method.
Submit printouts of the source code and the execution results of each of
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