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| Developed the mathematical connection between Algebra and logic that underlies computing |
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| Boolean has two possible values |
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| Most boolean values are produced by |
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| comparing two other values using the relational operators |
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| You should not use == or != with |
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| With Strings you should not use |
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== or !=
Instead use the equals() method |
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| Like classes and methods, the if has two parts |
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| The header contains a boolean condition and the body contains code to be executed |
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| allow us to test several different conditions to produce a single output value |
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| Sequential if statements allow us to |
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| produce several different outputs, based on interdependent tests |
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| Nested if statements allow us to |
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| produce several different outputs, based on leveled test criteria |
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| The switch statement allows us to |
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| produce different output based on a simple integer expression evaluation |
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| The symbol used by Java for AND is |
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&& or &
And means both conditions must be true for a true result and if either condition (or both) is false, result is false |
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| The symbol used by Java for inclusive OR is |
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If any condition is true, the result is true and both conditions must be false for a false result |
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| false value is encountered |
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| true value is encountered |
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| the short-circuit versions |
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| the "full evaluation" versions |
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| Multiple Selection Algorithmic Pattern |
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| is a recipe for solving a particular category of problem. AKA as "ladder-style" if-else-if statements |
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