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1.00 Tutorial 2: Control Structures and Classes

This document outlines control structures and classes. It discusses uploading problem sets securely, lists common control structures like if/else statements and loops. It provides examples of if/else statements and discusses readability. It also covers logical operators, writing loops to calculate sums, and the basics of classes including common data fields and methods for a Rectangle class.

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1.00 Tutorial 2: Control Structures and Classes

This document outlines control structures and classes. It discusses uploading problem sets securely, lists common control structures like if/else statements and loops. It provides examples of if/else statements and discusses readability. It also covers logical operators, writing loops to calculate sums, and the basics of classes including common data fields and methods for a Rectangle class.

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1.

00 Tutorial 2

Control Structures and Classes

Outline
Take Attendance
Uploading Problem Sets
Control Structures
Simple Classes

Uploading
When using SecureFX, set the protocol to
FTP over SSH2 and not just regular
FTP, otherwise you will be getting
warning emails about insecure connection.
Only upload .java files and not the entire
folder or any .class files or any .java~ files.

Control Structures
List the control structures you have learn in
lecture.

Control Structures (cont.)


Lists of control structures:
if else
for loop
while loop
do while loop

Control Structure Examples


if (a>5)

if (a<10)

b = 10;

else

b = 0;

else

b = -1;

When a is 15, what is b? How about when a is 6, what is b?


And when a is 0, what is b?

A slight change
b = 7;

if (a>5) {

if (a<10)

b = 10;

else

b = 0;

If a=15, what is b? If a=0, what is b?

One more change


Now, remove the braces
b = 7;

if (a>5)

if (a<10)

b = 10;

else

b = 0;

If a=15, what is b? If a=0, what is b?

Answer
Unless braces are used to explicity denote
which if clause is associated with an else
clause, the else clause is associated with the
nearest if clause that precedes it.

Readability of Code
if (a>5) b = 7;

if (a<10) if (a>5) {

b = 10; if (a<10)

else b = 10;

b = 0; }

else else

b = -1; b = 0;

(arent these easier to read? On Forte,


you can do right click on your code
and choose reformat code)

Loops
How would you write a for loop that calculate the
sum of even numbers from 2 to 20?
Can you use a while loop to do the calculation
instead?
The three different kinds of loops are
interchangeable, but sometimes one is better than
the other. Do you know the differences?

Logical Operators
Do you know what the follow operators mean?
==, &&, ||, !=

What is the value of this expression:


(assuming c = 5, a = 2, b = 10)
c!=0 || a >= 10 && b < c*c/a

What will happen when you compile the following code:


(assume x is 5)
if (x=0)

System.out.println(x is 0!);

else

System.out.println(x is not zero. It is +

x);

Classes
What do classes contain?
Data (what kind of data can they have?)
Methods
Lets write a Rectangle class.
What data fields do you think it should have?
What methods might it have?

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