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CS1001CS1001
Lecture 15Lecture 15
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OverviewOverview
Java ProgrammingJava Programming ArraysArrays
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GoalsGoals
Understand the basics of Java Understand the basics of Java programmingprogramming
Control Statements and ArraysControl Statements and Arrays
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AssignmentsAssignments
Brookshear: Ch 4, Ch 5 (Read)Brookshear: Ch 4, Ch 5 (Read) Read linked documents on these Read linked documents on these
slides (slides will be posted in slides (slides will be posted in courseworks)courseworks)
http://http://java.sun.comjava.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial//docs/books/tutorial/
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Objectives:Objectives: Learn about the Learn about the booleanboolean data type data type
Learn the syntax for Learn the syntax for if-elseif-else statements statements
Learn about relational and logical Learn about relational and logical operators, De Morgan’s laws, short-circuit operators, De Morgan’s laws, short-circuit evaluationevaluation
Learn when to use nested Learn when to use nested if-elseif-else statements, statements, if-else-ifif-else-if sequences, the sequences, the switchswitch statement statement
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MidtermMidterm
History – Know people and the point of their History – Know people and the point of their contributions. Be prepared for short answers contributions. Be prepared for short answers (2-3 sentences)(2-3 sentences)
Hardware – Know the main parts of a Hardware – Know the main parts of a computer (processor, memory, etc). computer (processor, memory, etc). Understand that programs and data are Understand that programs and data are bothboth information and can be stored in some sort of information and can be stored in some sort of memory.memory.
Assembly – given a simple assembly Assembly – given a simple assembly language, write a short (very short) programlanguage, write a short (very short) program
Problem solving – identify a problem with a Problem solving – identify a problem with a given algorithmgiven algorithm
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MidtermMidterm
Networking: TCP vs UDPNetworking: TCP vs UDP Good/bad design features: be able to Good/bad design features: be able to
name a few usability featuresname a few usability features Modern architecture: privacy, Modern architecture: privacy,
centralization (references on review centralization (references on review sheet)sheet)
Programming: given program x, what Programming: given program x, what does it output when run?does it output when run?
Find the error (Find the error (notnot syntax errors; logic syntax errors; logic errors only)errors only)
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if-elseif-else Statement Statement
if ( <condition> ){ < statements >}else{ < other statements >}
if ( <condition> ){ < statements >}
else clause is optional
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booleanboolean Data Type Data Type
George Boole (1815 - 1864)George Boole (1815 - 1864) Unified Logic and MathematicsUnified Logic and Mathematics booleanboolean variables may have variables may have
only two values, only two values, truetrue or or falsefalse.. You define You define booleanboolean fields or fields or
booleanboolean local variables the local variables the same way as other variables:same way as other variables:private boolean hasMiddleName;private boolean hasMiddleName;boolean isRolling = false;boolean isRolling = false;
boolean truefalse
Reserved words
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Boolean ExpressionsBoolean Expressions
In In if (<if (<conditioncondition> )> ) < <conditioncondition> is a > is a BooleanBoolean expression. expression.
A Boolean expression evaluates to A Boolean expression evaluates to either either truetrue or or false.false.
Boolean expressions are written using Boolean expressions are written using booleanboolean variables and variables and relationalrelational and and logicallogical operators. operators.
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Relational OperatorsRelational Operators
<<, , >>, , <=<=, , >=>=, , ====, , !=!=
is equal to
is NOT equal to
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Relational Operators Relational Operators (cont’d)(cont’d) Apply to numbers or Apply to numbers or
charchars:s:if ( x <= y ) ...if ( x <= y ) ...if ( a != 0 ) ...if ( a != 0 ) ...if ( letter == ‘Y’ ) ...if ( letter == ‘Y’ ) ...
Do not use Do not use ==== or or !=!= with with doubledoubless because because they may have rounding they may have rounding errorserrors
double x = 7.0;double y = 3.5;if (x / y == 2.0) ...
May be false!
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Relational Operators Relational Operators (cont’d)(cont’d) Be careful using Be careful using ==== and and !=!= with with
objectsobjects (e.g., (e.g., StringStrings): they compare s): they compare references (addresses) rather than references (addresses) rather than values (the contents)values (the contents)
String cmd = console.readLine();String cmd = console.readLine();if ( cmd == "Help" ) ...if ( cmd == "Help" ) ...
Wrong!(always false)
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Relational Operators Relational Operators (cont’d)(cont’d) Use the Use the equalsequals method to compare method to compare
StringStrings:s:
ororif ( "Help".equals (cmd) ) ...
String cmd = console.readLine();
if ( cmd.equals ("Help") ) ...
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Relational Operators Relational Operators (cont’d)(cont’d) Use the Use the ==== or or !=!= operator with operator with
strings and other objects when you strings and other objects when you want to know whether or not this is want to know whether or not this is exactly the same objectexactly the same object..
Also use Also use ==== or or !=!= to compare to to compare to nullnull::
String text = file.readLine();
if ( text != null ) ...
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Logical OperatorsLogical Operators
&&&&, , ||||, , !!
and
or
not
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Logical Operators Logical Operators (cont’d)(cont’d) ( ( condition1condition1 &&&& condition2 condition2 )) is true is true
if and only if if and only if bothboth condition1condition1 andand condition2condition2 are true are true
( ( condition1condition1 |||| condition2 condition2 )) is true if is true if and only if and only if condition1condition1 oror condition2condition2 (or both) are true(or both) are true
!!condition1 condition1 is true if and only if is true if and only if condition1condition1 is false is false
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Logical Operators Logical Operators (cont’d)(cont’d) &&&&, , ||||, and , and !! obey the laws of formal obey the laws of formal
logic called logic called De Morgan's lawsDe Morgan's laws::
Example:Example:
if ( if ( !! ( x => ( x => --10 && x <= 10 ) ) ...10 && x <= 10 ) ) ...
if ( x < if ( x < --10 || x > 10 ) ... 10 || x > 10 ) ...
! (p && q) == ( !p || !q )
! (p || q) == ( !p && !q )
Easier to read
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Ranks of OperatorsRanks of Operators! -(unary) ++ -- (cast)
* / %
+ -
< <= > >= == !=
&&
||
if ( ( ( year % 4 ) == 0 ) && ( month == 2 ) ) ...
if ( year % 4 == 0 && month == 2 ) ...
Easier to read
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Short-Circuit Short-Circuit EvaluationEvaluationif (if (condition1condition1 &&&& condition2condition2) ...) ...
If If condition1condition1 is is falsefalse, , condition2condition2 is is not not evaluatedevaluated (the result is false anyway) (the result is false anyway)
if (if (condition1condition1 |||| condition2condition2) ...) ...
If If condition1condition1 is true, is true, condition2condition2 is is not not evaluatedevaluated (the result is true anyway) (the result is true anyway)
if ( x >= 0 && Math.sqrt (x) < 15.0) ...
Always OK: won’t get to sqrt if x < 0
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Nested Nested if-elseif-else
if ("forward".equals(cmd)){ if (slide >= numSlides) beep.play(); else slide++;}else{ if (slide <= 1) beep.play(); else slide--;}
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if-else-ifif-else-if
if (drinkSize.equals(”Large")){ price += 1.39;}else if (drinkSize.equals("Medium")){ price += 1.19;}else // if "Small" drink size{ price += 0.99;}
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Common Common if-elseif-else Errors Errors
if (...)if (...) if (...)if (...) statement1;statement1;elseelse statement2;statement2;......Missing braces
It is safer to always use braces in if-else
if (...)if (...)statement1;statement1;statement2;statement2;
......
if (...) if (...) ;;{{
statements;statements; ......}}
Extra semicolon
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TheThe switchswitchStatementStatement
switch (switch (expressionexpression)){{
case case value1value1:: ......
break;break;
case case value2value2:: ......
break;break; ...... ...... default:default: ...... break;break;}}
switch casedefaultbreak
Reserved words
Don’t forget breaks!
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The The CrapsCraps Applet Applet
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Review:Review: What are the possible values of a What are the possible values of a
booleanboolean variable? variable? What operators are used to compare What operators are used to compare
values of numbers and values of numbers and charchars?s? How can you test whether two How can you test whether two StringStrings s
have the same values? have the same values? Which binary operators have higher Which binary operators have higher
rank (are executed first), relational or rank (are executed first), relational or logical?logical?
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Review (cont’d):Review (cont’d): Can you have an Can you have an ifif statement statement
without an without an elseelse?? What are De Morgan’s laws?What are De Morgan’s laws? Explain short-circuit evaluation.Explain short-circuit evaluation. How long can an How long can an if-else-ifif-else-if sequence sequence
be?be? What are What are breakbreaks used for in s used for in switchswitch? ?
What happens if you forget one?What happens if you forget one? Can the same case in a Can the same case in a switchswitch have have
two breaks?two breaks?
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