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Chapter 3: Decision Structures

Chapter 3: Decision Structures. Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects Fifth Edition by Tony Gaddis. Chapter Topics. Chapter 3 discusses the following main topics : The if Statement The if - else Statement Nested if statements The if - else - if Statement

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Microsoft Visual Basic 2010: Reloaded Fourth Edition

Microsoft Visual Basic 2010: Reloaded Fourth Edition. Chapter Nine Arrays. Objectives. After studying this chapter, you should be able to: Declare and initialize a one-dimensional array Store data in a one-dimensional array Determine the number of array elements and the highest subscript

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Lecture 5 boolean , switch, conditionals

Lecture 5 boolean , switch, conditionals. Richard Gesick. Topics. Forming Conditions if/else Statements Block scope Comparing Floating-Point Numbers Comparing Objects The equals Method String Comparison Methods The Conditional Operator ( ?: ) The switch Statement. Flow of Control.

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CS101 Introduction to Computing Lecture 44 Programming Methodology (Web Development Lecture 15)

CS101 Introduction to Computing Lecture 44 Programming Methodology (Web Development Lecture 15). During the last lecture we discussed Graphics & Animation. We became able to add and manipulate images and simple animations to a Web page. Images in HTML.

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Chapter 4 Introduction to Control Statements (Branching Statements)

Chapter 4 Introduction to Control Statements (Branching Statements). Section 1 - Additional Java Operators Section 2 - If Statements Section 3 - If-Else Statements Section 4 - Extended If Statements. Go. Go. Go. Go. Chapter 4 Section 1 Additional Java Operators.

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Logical Operators

Logical Operators. Java provides two binary logical operators (&& and ||) that are used to combine boolean expressions. Java also provides one unary (!) logical operator to reverse the truth of a boolean expression. Logical Operators. The && Operator.

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. Review of Java Fundamentals Lecture 2 Jenny Walter Fall 2008. Language Basics. Java application Collection of classes One class contains the main method = Point of entry for program execution

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ITCS 6010

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JavaScript

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Chapter Five

Chapter Five. Selection and Repetition. Objectives. How to make decisions using the if statement How to make decisions using the if-else statement How to use compound expressions in if statements How to make decisions using the switch statement How to use the conditional operator.

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. Review of Java Fundamentals Lecture 3 Jenny Walter Fall 2008. Using acm.jar files. package lect3; /* * File: TestInput.java * ----------------------- * This program creates a new console window for * user input. */ public class TestInput {

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Homework 1: Solutions

CS4445/B12 Provided by: Kenneth J. Loomis. Homework 1: Solutions. Entropy of the original set. Entropy (target attribute). Determine the root node attribute. genre. =comedy. =drama. =action. .6935. Determine the root node attribute. c ritics-reviews. =thumbs-down. =neutral.

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Perl Basics

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The if Statement

The if Statement. The code in methods executes sequentially. The if statement allows the programmer to make decisions on whether a section of code executes or not. The if statement uses a boolean expression as an argument to decide if the next statement or block of statements executes.

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Perl has three data types

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Escape

Escape. Tilde. Exclamation, Bang, Slam. At (from e-mail). Pound, number, hash, octothorpe. Percent. Ampersand. Star, asterisk. Hyphen, dash / Underscore, underline. Equals. Braces, curly braces. Quotes (shift character). Colon, semicolon. Brackets, angle brackets (open / close).

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Recitation 2

Recitation 2. James Wei Professor Peck 9/3/2013. Covered in this Recitation. Arrays Variable Scoping Local variables Instance variables Class variables References. Arrays. Consider the following code: public int uniqueCount (String[] list) { Arrays.sort (list);

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Section 1.4

Section 1.4. Exponential Notation. Order of Operations. Exponential Notation. Like multiplication which was originally introduced as a shortcut for repetitive addition, exponential notation was originally introduced as a shortcut for repetitive multiplication:

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Miscellaneous Items

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CS134 Web Design & Development

CS134 Web Design & Development. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Mehmud Abliz. What is CSS?. Cascading Style Sheets ( CSS ): is a simple mechanism for adding style (e.g. fonts , colors , layouts ) to Web documents. Styles provide powerful control over the presentation of web pages. .

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