Tácticas de Ajedrez para Niños (Spanish Edition) by Chandler Murray

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Y = ( 3 2 + c ) ∗x ; Since parentheses have the highest precedence, the addition will be performed first and then the multiplication. , =) in greater details. The left-hand side must always be a variable. Writing the following code simply does not make sense. 3 = x; The right-hand side can be an expression that evaluates to a value. Of course, the type of this value must be compatible with the type of the left-hand-side variable. The assignment operator actually returns a value. This means that you can write Java code as shown below.

Sometimes, the value of a variable can be supplied from the keyboard. In other cases, the value of a variable can be the result of some computation. As we saw, we can even assign a variable to be equal to a random number. Managing the control flow is an important part of every program. For example, sometimes we want to branch our program based on the value of a condition. In this case, we can use an if statement. Similarly, we can use a switch statement when we want to check if a variable is equal to one of several values, where a switch statement can only be used on integers, characters, and strings.

11 16 23 27 29 32 33 35 35 37 38 39 The chapter introduces the basic structure of a Java program. The main method is where the program starts executing. For now, we will use the console for reading and displaying data. Most programs will read data from the console and save it in main memory. The memory in a Java program is accessed through variables. These variables can be used to store integers, real numbers, and strings, among others.

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