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This presentation provides an overview of Java basics, specifically focusing on arithmetic operators and control statements, including definitions, examples, and practical applications. It emphasizes the importance of practicing simple programs to build a strong foundation in Java programming. Additionally, it encourages further exploration of advanced topics such as object-oriented programming, data structures, and algorithms.

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Java Basics

This presentation provides an overview of Java basics, specifically focusing on arithmetic operators and control statements, including definitions, examples, and practical applications. It emphasizes the importance of practicing simple programs to build a strong foundation in Java programming. Additionally, it encourages further exploration of advanced topics such as object-oriented programming, data structures, and algorithms.

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Java Basics: Arithmetic


Operators and Control
Statements
Jocelyn Chinatsira

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INTRODUCTION

• This presentation provides an overview of Java basics,


focusing on arithmetic operators and control statements.
• It will cover the definitions, examples, and practical
applications of these concepts.
• The goal is to equip the audience with a solid
understanding of these fundamental building blocks of Java
programming.

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• This slide will focus on arithmetic •Arithmetic operators: These are mathematical
operators in Java programming. It symbols used to perform calculations in
will provide definitions and programming.
examples of the five basic •Examples:
arithmetic operators: addition (+), •Addition (+): Used to add two values together.
•Subtraction (-): Used to subtract one value from
subtraction (-), multiplication (*),
another.
division (/), and modulus (%). •Multiplication (*): Used to multiply two values.
Additionally, the slide will •Division (/): Used to divide one value by another.
demonstrate how to use these •Modulus (%): Used to find the remainder of a
operators in Java programs division operation.
through a practical example of
calculating the area of a rectangle.
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• Control statements in Java programming are used to


make decisions and control the flow of execution. There
are three main types:
if-else: Makes decisions based on conditions.
while: Creates loops that continue as long as a
condition is true.
• for: Creates loops that execute a specific number of
times.
• By using control statements, programmers can
determine which parts of a program are executed and
in what order, allowing for more complex and dynamic
behavior.

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This assignment provides an overview of Java basics, focusing on
arithmetic operators and control statements. It covers their
definitions, examples, and practical applications. The assignment
emphasizes the importance of practicing with simple programs to
build a strong foundation and encourages further exploration of
advanced topics like object-oriented programming, data structures,
and algorithms. It alsi gives a clear recap of all the things we have
learnt so far in JAVA.
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