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Assignment Statements, Expressions and Variables

Assignment Statements, Expressions and Variables. B. Ramamurthy Still in chapter 5. Assignment statement. Syntax LHS = RHS; variable = expression; Semantics: Evaluate the expression on the RHS and assign it as the value for the variable on the LHS Example f loat wages; float salary;

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Assignment Statements, Expressions and Variables

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  1. Assignment Statements, Expressions and Variables B. Ramamurthy Still in chapter 5

  2. Assignment statement • Syntax LHS = RHS; variable = expression; • Semantics: Evaluate the expression on the RHS and assign it as the value for the variable on the LHS • Example float wages; float salary; float bonus; salary = wages + bonus;

  3. Arithmetic operators • + : addition • - : subtration • * : multiplication • / : division • Operator precedence: */ and then + - • Can use () to override precedence

  4. Examples int x = 5; int y = 6; int z = 10; int a; a = x * y; a = z/ x; a = z – y; a = y – z / x;

  5. Revisit while • More while statements • Lets write a while statement to compute sum to first n numbers : 0, 1, 2,3….N int sum = 0; intnum = 0; while (num <= N) { sum = sum + num; num = num + 1; } bg.drawString(“ sum to “ + N + “integers is” + sum);

  6. while example Draw n circles. int count = 0; while (count < n) { bg.drawOval(count *50, count*50, 50 , 50); count ++; }

  7. Two dice example • inti = 1; • while (i <= 2) • { • bg.setColor(Color.BLUE); • bg.fillRect(50*i,50*i,50,50); • bg.setColor(Color.WHITE); • int d = Greenfoot.getRandomNumber(6) +1; • bg.drawString(" "+d,40*i+20*i,70*i); • i++; • }

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