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The simplest and most common form of boolean expression is the use a < in an if- statement as shown above. However boolean is a full primitive type in Java
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Decisions in Java – IF Statements. Boolean Values & Variables. In order to make decisions Java uses the concept of true and false
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IF-ELSE STATEMENT IN JAVA An if statement can be followed by an optional else statement which executes when the Boolean expression is false Syntax:
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If statement consists a condition followed by statement or a set of statements as shown below: if(condition){ Statement(s); } The statements gets executed
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The Java if statement is used to test the condition It checks boolean condition: true or false There are various types of if statement in java o if
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Boolean Values & Variables
In order to make decisions, Java uses the concept of true and false, which are boolean values. Just as is the case with other primitive data types, we can create boolean variables to hold these values. boolean readyToProgram = true;Boolean Expressions
A boolean expression is similar to a mathematical expression, except that the result is true or false,
rather than a numeric value. To create a boolean expression, we use the relational operators to compare the values of various data types, such as integers, floats, characters, or strings, using a relational expression.Relational OperatorMeaningExampleResult
==is equal to5 == 5TRUE !=is not equal to5 != 5FALSE1.Values of any of the primitive numeric data types (e.g., int, float, and all their variations) can be
used with any of the relational operators.2.Boolean values can only be tested as "equal to" or "not equal to".
3.Values of type char are ordered according to the Unicode encoding system. A character the
occurs earlier in the system is "less than" a character that occurs later in the system. a)For alphabetic characters, this means that 'a' is less than 'z', and 'A' is less than 'Z', as expected. b)In the Unicode system, all uppercase letters occur earlier than all lowercase letters. Thus we get the relational ordering of: 'A' < 'B' < 'C' < ... < 'Z' < 'a' < 'b' < 'c' < ... <'z' c)Representing numbers as characters, such as when you type on a keyboard, keeps the same ordering, so that '0' < '1' < '2' < ... < '9'.Page 1 of 4
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Comparing Strings
The relational operators used with the primitive data types should not be used to compare strings.Recall that a String variable does not actually contain the string, but only the location (address) of
the string in memory. Thus any comparison between strings using relational operators would actually be comparing two addresses, rather than the String values. Java provides a number of methods for comparing strings, but for now we will introduce only the equals method. This is a String method, which means it can be called from any String variable.For example, given the declaration
String s = "Same";
then the equals method would yield the following results: a)s.equals("Same") will return true b)s.equals("same") will return false because 'S' is not equal to 's' c)s.equals("Same ") will return false because of the spaces at the end of the wordBoolean Operators
It is possible to combine two or more boolean values, variables, or expressions into a more complicated boolean expression using the boolean operators. Unlike the relational operators, the boolean operators can only work on boolean values. You can use a relational operator to compare any data type, which forms a boolean expression. Multiple boolean expressions can be combined using boolean operators. The boolean operators are summarized in the following table. boolean valuenot pp AND qp OR q pq!pp && qp || qTRUETRUEFALSETRUETRUE
TRUEFALSEFALSEFALSETRUE
FALSETRUETRUEFALSETRUE
FALSEFALSETRUEFALSETRUE
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Decisions in Java - IF Statements
1.!p (not p) has the true/false value opposite to p.
2.p && q (p AND q) is true if and only if both p and q are both true.
3.p || q (p OR q) is true if p is true, q is true, or both p and q are true.
One Choice - IF-THEN Statements
if (Two Choices - IF-THEN-ELSE Statements
Rather than doing nothing, it is far more common to use our decision to choose between two possibleoptions - one for true, one for false. The additional code, for the false condition, is placed within
the else block of the statement. This is the most commonly occurring decision statement. class IfDemo public static void main (String[] args)System.out.print("Please give one integer: ");
int first = In.getInt();System.out.print("and a second: ");
int second = In.getInt(); if (first == second)System.out.println("The values are equal");
elseSystem.out.println("The values are not equal");
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Many Choices - Nested IF Statements
It is possible to make more than two choices with multiple if statements: if (x < 0)System.out.println("value is negative);
if (x > 0)System.out.println("value is positive);
if (x == 0)System.out.println("value is zero);
This code involves three tests, which may not seem significant now, but inefficient testing of conditions
is one of the major sources of slow and inefficient programs. The following code improves the efficiency by reducing the code to a maximum of two comparisons using nesting. if (x < 0)System.out.println("value is negative);
else if (x > 0)System.out.println("value is positive);
elseSystem.out.println("value is zero);
An alternate format is also available which has a more linear appearance than the nested code. if (x < 0)System.out.println("value is negative);
else if (x > 0)System.out.println("value is positive);
else // (x == 0) is the only remaining optionSystem.out.println("value is zero);
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