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Title: Lecture 02 Object Oriented Programming


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Lecture 03Control Structure - Selection and
Repetition -
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Outline
  • Selection
  • if statement
  • switch statement
  • Repetition
  • while statement
  • for statement

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Control Structure
  • A standard progression of logical steps to
    control the sequence of statement execution
  • Basic control structures
  • Sequence
  • Selection
  • Repetition

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Sequence Logical Control Structure
  • This is the overriding control structure.
  • Instructions are carried out in order or
    sequence.
  • Action can be inputs, processes, or outputs

Action 1
Action 2
Action 3
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Selection Logical Control Structure I
  • Instructions are executed depending on the
    outcome of a test also called branching
  • If.then.else

Condition
Condition is FALSE
Condition is TRUE
Action 1
Action 2
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Decision Making
Looks Like rain
NO
YES
Wash car
Test cancelled
NO
YES
Study for test
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Relational Operators
lt
less than
lt
less than or equal to
gt
greater than
gt
greater than or equal to

equal to
!
not equal to
The boolean expression, e.g. (userResponse
Y), must appear within parentheses
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Logical Operator
  • Use AND operator () within a boolean expression
    to determine whether two expression are both
    true.
  • Both boolean expression must be true before the
    action in the statement can occur

if (itemSold gt 3 totalValue gt 1000) bonus
50
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Logical Operator
  • Use OR operator () when you want some action ot
    occur even if only one of two conditions are true

// using two ifs if (itemSold gt 100) bonus
50 else if (totalValue gt 1000) bonus 50
// Using OR operator If (itemSold gt 100
totalValue gt 3000) bonus 50
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if Structure
  • One-way selection
  • Making a decision involves choosing between two
    alternative courses of action based on some value
  • The value upon which a decision is made is a
    boolean value

boolean expression
Comparison operators (relational operator) are
results in boolean values
Resulting action
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The if Statement
  • Branch only if the condition is True
  • Format
  • if (relational expression)
  • block of statements to be executed if
  • relational expression is true

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The if Statement The else Clause
  • Two-way selection
  • Branch in one direction if test is True, another
    if False.
  • Format
  • if (relational expression)
  • block of statements executed when True
  • else
  • block of statements executed when False

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Example
if (studentGrade gt 60) System.out.println (
Passed) else System.out.println (Failed)
Grade gt 60
true
Print passed
false
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Compound (Block of) Statements
  • The if and ifelse structures control only one
    statement at a time.
  • A compound statement
  • If you want to execute more than one statement if
    the expression in an if or ifelse statement
    evaluates to true.
  • E.g
  • if (age gt 18)
  • System.out.println (Eligible to vote)
  • System.out.println (No longer .)
  • else
  • System.out.println (Not eligible to vote)
  • System.out.println (Still..)

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The if Statement Nesting if Statements
  • if and if-else statements can contain any valid
    JAVA statements, including other if or if-else
    statements.
  • Placing an if or if-else within an if or if-else
    is called nesting.
  • When nesting if-else statements within on
    another, care must be taken. The pairing of ifs
    and elses can be tricky!

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If..else and ifelse if Statement
if (StudentGrade gt 90) System.out.println
(A) else if (StudentGrade gt 80)
System.out.println (B) else if
(StudentGrade gt 70)
System.out.println (C) else
if (StudentGrade gt 60)
System.out.println (D) else
System.out.println(F)
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Conditional Operator ?
  • The conditional operator, ?, is a ternary
    operator, which means that it takes three
    arguments
  • Expression 1 ? Expression2 expression3
  • If expression1 evaluates to true, the result of
    the conditional expression is expression2.
    Otherwise, the result of the conditional
    expression is expression3
  • E.g.
  • if (a gt b)
  • max a
  • else
  • max b

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Example Grade
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Selection Logical Control Structure II
  • Case control structure
  • Allow more than two choices when the condition
    evaluated

Condition
Condition4 is TRUE
Conditio3 is TRUE
Conditio2 is TRUE
Conditio1 is TRUE
Action 1
Action 1
Action 1
Action 1
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The switch Statement
  • An alternative to the series of nested if
    statements
  • Uses four keywords
  • switch starts the structure and is followed
    immediately by a test expression enclosed in
    parentheses.
  • case is followed by one of the possible values
    for the test expression and a colon
  • break optionally terminates a switch structure
    at the end of case
  • default optionally is used prior to any action
    that should occur if the test variable does not
    match any case

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The switch Statement
Switch (year) case 1 System.out.prinln
(Freshman) break case 2
System.out.prinln (Sophomore) break case
3 System.out.prinln (Junior) break
case 4 System.out.prinln (Senior)
break default System.out.println (Invalid
year)
if (year 1) System.out.println
(Freshman) else if (year 2)
System.out.println (Sophomore) else if (year
3) System.out.println (Junior) else if
(year 4) System.out.println
(Senior) else System.out.println(
Invalid year)
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The switch Statement
  • break statement
  • You can leave out the break statement in a switch
    structure
  • When you omit the break, if the program find a
    match for the test variable, the all statements
    within the switch statement form that point
    forward will execute

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Example Shipping Option
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The Repetition Structure
  • Repetition
  • Pre-Test Repetition
  • Sentinel Value Loop
  • Post-Test Repetition
  • Fixed-Count Loop
  • Nested Loops

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Repetition Logical Control Structure
  • Allows for repeated execution of a set of
    statements based upon the outcome of a condition
    or test.
  • Also known as looping or iteration.
  • Two components of a repetition structure
  • Relational Expression or Test
  • Loop Body

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Relational Expressions
  • Relational expression
  • Set up as for Selection.
  • Always evaluates to either True (any non-zero
    value) or False (a zero value).
  • Body is executed as long as the test is True.
  • Exit the loop when test is False.

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Loop Body
  • Is usually a block of code
  • Contains instructions that reflect the task to be
    repeatedly performed
  • Can contain any valid Java statements
  • Usually includes code so that the test will
    eventually prove False (or an infinite loop
    condition will result).

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Pretest Repetition while Statement
  • Condition is tested before the body is ever
    executed.
  • Use a while loop to execute a body of statements
    continuously while some condition continues to be
    true.

Boolean expression
true
Loop body
false
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The while Statement
  • while loop can be used to implement pretest
    repetition
  • Format
  • while (relational expression)
  • statements executed while test
  • is True
  • Example
  • While (4 gt2)
  • System.out.println(hello)

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The while Statement
  • To prevent an infinite while loop
  • The loop control variable is initialized
  • The loop control variable is tested in the while
    statement
  • The body of the while statement must take some
    action that alter the value of the loop control
    variable
  • Example
  • loopCount 1
  • while (loopCount lt 3)
  • System.out.println (Hello)
  • loopCount loopCount 1

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Increment and Decrement Operators
  • Increment Operators
  • (all add 1 to the variable)
  • int icount 0
  • icount icount 1
  • icount 1
  • icount
  • icount
  • Decrement Operators
  • (all subtract 1 from the variable)
  • int dcounter 0
  • dcounter dcounter - 1
  • dcounter - 1
  • dcounter--
  • --dcounter

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Example
  • Class Average Program

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Pretest Repetition the for Statement
  • for loop is counted loop and can also be used to
    implement pretest repetition
  • Use a while loop when you need to perform a task
    some predetermined number of times
  • A loop that executes a specific number of time is
    a counted loop
  • Format
  • for(initialization expression altering)
  • statements executed while condition
  • is True
  • Example
  • for (int counter 1 counter lt10 counter)

Loop condition and final value
Control variable name and initial value
Increment of control variables
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Output Format
Pakage from java.text import
java.text.DecimalFormat
DecimalFormat precisionTwo new Decimal Format
(0.00)
Pakage from javax.swing
Number of columns
import javax.swing.JTextArea
JTextArea outputTextArea new JTextArea (11,20)
Number of rows
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Example The for Repetition
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Posttest Repetition The do-while Statement
  • Condition is tested after the body is executed
  • Body is always executed at least once
  • Often used for data validation, where data is
    validated as it is interactively entered.

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The do-while Statement
  • do-while loop is used to implement posttest
    repetition
  • Format
  • do
  • statements executed while
  • condition is True
  • while (relational expression)
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