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7 - Logical Expressions With If Statement

Here are the logical expressions for the given conditions: 1. n % 2 == 0 2. n > 0 3. n % 5 == 0 A. n > 0 && m > 0 && n <= m B. n % 5 == 0 && n % 10 != 0 C. n % 2 != 0 && n % 11 == 0

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7 - Logical Expressions With If Statement

Here are the logical expressions for the given conditions: 1. n % 2 == 0 2. n > 0 3. n % 5 == 0 A. n > 0 && m > 0 && n <= m B. n % 5 == 0 && n % 10 != 0 C. n % 2 != 0 && n % 11 == 0

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 The purpose a conditional construct in a

program is to enable a programmer to


execute specific statements based on a given
condition and write user-friendly code that
displays appropriate error messages for
appropriate situations in a program.
Students be able to
 understand the syntax of an if……else construct in
Java and be able to apply a Boolean expression
appropriately in it.
 apply the If….. else conditional construct
appropriately in a Java program and execute the
program
 evaluate a program that has an if…else construct in it
and trace the output of the code
 apply the if….elseif….else construct appropriately for
multiple conditions in a Java program
 execute a program using if…elseif….else
 evaluate a program that has an if…elseif….else
construct in it and trace the output of the code
• To understand the syntax of an if…else construct in Java and
be able to apply Boolean expressions appropriately in it.
• To generate a simple code using if… Else statement
• To evaluate a program that has if…else construct and trace
the output.
• To apply the if….elseif….else construct appropriately for
multiple conditions in a Java program
• To create programs using if…elseif…else
• To evaluate a program that has an if…elseif….else construct in
it and trace the output of the code
 List the logical operators in Java

 List the relational operators in Java

 What is the difference between = and the ==


operators?
 Logical expressions are a fundamental part
of the if statement and are formed using the
following operators:

◦ Relational operators
◦ Logical operators

 A Logical expression results into either a


false or true value.
 Constants
 Variables
 Expressions that contain arithmetic operators

 Examples:
 if(x>=y)
 if(x!=y)
 if(x==y)
 if(x+10)>y
 The operands of the logical operators can be
boolean variables or relational expressions
that contain relational operators.
 Examples:
◦ if(cnt != x+y && m/n>x*y)
◦ if ( x % 7 == 0 || x % 3==0)
 Logical && - Produces TRUE only when
_________the relational expressions are TRUE.

 Logical || - Produces TRUE if ______________


the relational expression is TRUE.

 Logical ! – Toggles(changes) ________ to


______ and ______ to ________.
1. Check if a number is an even number
2. Check if a number is a positive number
3. Check if a number is divisible by 5
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A. Check if n and m are positive integers and n
is less than or equal to m
B. Check if the number is divisible by 5 and
not by 10
C. Check if a number is an odd number and is
divisible by 11

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