CS 145 Lecture 9
Agenda
- compound booleans
- logical operators && and ||
- ensuring a number in a range
- stopping a command loop
- projectiles
- writing our own String.indexOf
- if/else statements
Code
LogicalFun.java
package lecture; import java.util.Scanner; public class LogicalFun { public static void main(String[] args) { boolean isMrRight; boolean isTall = false; boolean isDark = false; boolean isHandsome = false; boolean isRich = true; isMrRight = (isTall && isDark && isHandsome) || isRich; isMrRight = (isTall && isDark) || (isTall && isHandsome) || (isDark && isHandsome); // boolean isMrWrong = isTall && isDark && isHandsome; // isMrRight = !isMrWrong; // System.out.println(isMrRight); boolean isFemale = false; boolean isSingle = false; boolean isMrs = isFemale && !isSingle; boolean isMr = !isFemale; boolean isMs = isFemale; boolean isMiss = isFemale && isSingle; Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in); int number = Integer.MIN_VALUE; // while (!(number >= 0 && number <= 100)) { while (number < 0 || number > 100) { System.out.print("Enter a # in [0, 100]: "); number = in.nextInt(); } in.nextLine(); boolean wantsToLeave = false; while (!wantsToLeave) { System.out.print("> "); String command = in.nextLine(); // TODO: go do stuff based on command // if they enter exit, quit, or logout wantsToLeave = command.equals("exit") || command.equals("leave") || command.equals("abandon") || command.equals("nosebleed") || command.equals("quit") || command.equals("logout"); } } }
Conditional.java
package lecture; public class Conditional { public static int indexOf(String text, char c) { // For each letter in text... for () { // See if character is c // if so, we're done! // if not, keep on truckin'! } } }
TODO
- Read sections 4.2 and 4.3.
Haiku
Boole, that cleaving knife
good/bad, married/single, bah!
“It’s complicated”
good/bad, married/single, bah!
“It’s complicated”