Today’s topic: Arithmetic expressions. Arithmetic expressions binary (two arguments) arithmetic operators +, -, *, /, % (mod or modulus) unary

Today’s topic:Today’s topic:

Arithmetic expressionsArithmetic expressions


binary (two arguments) arithmetic binary (two arguments) arithmetic operatorsoperators +, -, *, /, % (mod or modulus)+, -, *, /, % (mod or modulus)

unary (one arg) operatorsunary (one arg) operators -, +-, +

Order of operations just like you’d expect:Order of operations just like you’d expect: Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sadie.Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sadie. Can use () to override.Can use () to override.


How would we code the following?How would we code the following? Let n be 2 and k be 2n+1.Let n be 2 and k be 2n+1.



int n = 2;int n = 2;int k = 2*n+1;int k = 2*n+1;

OrOr

int n, k;int n, k;n = 2;n = 2;k = 2 * n + 1;k = 2 * n + 1;



int n = 2;int n = 2;int k = 2*n+1;int k = 2*n+1;

Note: The rhs of the equals is always evaluated first Note: The rhs of the equals is always evaluated first and is assigned to the lhs. Therefore, you cannot and is assigned to the lhs. Therefore, you cannot say:say:int 2 = n;int 2 = n;

OrOr2*n+1 = k;2*n+1 = k;


Example from physics: F = M A (force = Example from physics: F = M A (force = mass x acceleration).mass x acceleration).

How would we code this in Java?How would we code this in Java?


Example from physics:Example from physics: F = M A (force = mass x acceleration).F = M A (force = mass x acceleration).

How would we code this in Java?How would we code this in Java?

double mass = 12.0;double mass = 12.0;

double acc = 13.9;double acc = 13.9;

double force = mass * acceleration;double force = mass * acceleration;

System.out.println( "force = " + force );System.out.println( "force = " + force );

Differences between int and doubleDifferences between int and double

int (integer) and double (real numbers) are int (integer) and double (real numbers) are different.different. int is a subset of double but ints are much int is a subset of double but ints are much

faster to calculate than doublesfaster to calculate than doubles So use ints whenever you can but be aware So use ints whenever you can but be aware

of the following:of the following:

int n = 5 / 2;int n = 5 / 2;

int k = 9 / 10;int k = 9 / 10;

Differences between int and doubleDifferences between int and double

5 is an int.5 is an int. 5.1 is a double.5.1 is a double. 5.0 is a double.5.0 is a double. 5.7f is a float5.7f is a float

Range of values:Range of values: intint -2 billion-2 billion toto +2 billion+2 billion doubledouble 4.9x104.9x10-324-324 toto 1.8x101.8x10308308

floatfloat 1.4x101.4x10-45-45 toto 3.4x103.4x103838

Converting doubles to intsConverting doubles to ints

When we convert, we will typically lose When we convert, we will typically lose something.something. Consider converting 12.9 to an int. There is Consider converting 12.9 to an int. There is

no int 12.9.no int 12.9. So the compiler will issue a message. To So the compiler will issue a message. To

inform the compiler that we really wish to do inform the compiler that we really wish to do this, we can use a this, we can use a castcast..

int i;int i;double d = 12.9;double d = 12.9;i = (int) d; //What do you think is in i = (int) d; //What do you think is in ii now? now?

Converting doubles to intsConverting doubles to ints

int i;int i;

double d = 12.9;double d = 12.9;

i = (int) d; //What do you think is in i = (int) d; //What do you think is in ii now? now?

//how can we round instead?//how can we round instead?

Let’s check what we’ve learned Let’s check what we’ve learned so far (using jGrasp).so far (using jGrasp).

class FirstExample {class FirstExample {

public static void main ( String[] params ) {public static void main ( String[] params ) {

//arithmetic//arithmetic

//output//output

}}

}}

ints and mod (%)ints and mod (%)

What is the result of the following:What is the result of the following:int k = 5 / 2;int k = 5 / 2;

What is the remainder?What is the remainder?

% is used to calculate the remainder.% is used to calculate the remainder.

int remainder = 5 % 2;int remainder = 5 % 2;

Float vs. doubleFloat vs. double

Recall range of values:Recall range of values: doubledouble 4.9x10-3244.9x10-324 toto

1.8x10+3081.8x10+308 floatfloat 1.4x10-451.4x10-45 toto 3.4x10+383.4x10+38 Recall that we used a cast to convert a double Recall that we used a cast to convert a double

to an int:to an int: double d = 12.9;double d = 12.9; int i = (int) d;int i = (int) d; This is because a double won’t fit into an int. Will a This is because a double won’t fit into an int. Will a

double fit into a float?double fit into a float?

Increment and decrement Increment and decrement operators (++ and --)operators (++ and --)

What does the following do:What does the following do: int i = 12;int i = 12; i = i + 2;i = i + 2;


We often see code like the following:We often see code like the following:int value = 12;int value = 12;

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value = value + 1;value = value + 1;

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We often see code We often see code like the following:like the following:int value = 12;int value = 12;

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int value = 12;int value = 12;

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value++; //post incrementvalue++; //post increment

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++value; //pre increment++value; //pre increment

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value++;value++;


We often see code We often see code like the following:like the following:int value = 12;int value = 12;

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value = value - 1;value = value - 1;

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int value = 12;int value = 12;

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value--; //post decrementvalue--; //post decrement

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--value; //pre decrement--value; //pre decrement

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value--;value--;


We can use these operators in We can use these operators in expressions as well (but don’t get carried expressions as well (but don’t get carried away):away):

int where = 92;int where = 92;

int k = 7;int k = 7;

where = k++;where = k++;

int j = --where;int j = --where;

Convert the following to Java Convert the following to Java expressions:expressions:

2

37

3

3

x

xyd

yxc

yxb

xa

Write a program that . . .Write a program that . . .

class MyProgramTemplate {class MyProgramTemplate {

public static void main ( String param[] ) {public static void main ( String param[] ) {

System.out.println( "hi there" );System.out.println( "hi there" );

} //end main} //end main

} //end class} //end class


1.1. Declares a variable for the radius of a circle with a value of 12.7.Declares a variable for the radius of a circle with a value of 12.7.

2.2. Calculates the circumference.Calculates the circumference.

3.3. Calculates the area.Calculates the area.

4.4. Prints out the radius, circumference, and area.Prints out the radius, circumference, and area.







1.1. Declares a variable for the radius of a circle with a value of 12.7.Declares a variable for the radius of a circle with a value of 12.7.

2.2. Calculates the circumference.Calculates the circumference.

3.3. Calculates the area.Calculates the area.

4.4. Prints out the radius, circumference, and area.Prints out the radius, circumference, and area.




//Declare a variable for the radius of a circle with a value of 12.7.//Declare a variable for the radius of a circle with a value of 12.7.

//Calculate the circumference.//Calculate the circumference.

//Calculate the area.//Calculate the area.

//Print out the radius, circumference, and area.//Print out the radius, circumference, and area.













What types of things are radius, circumference, and area?





double radius = 12.7;double radius = 12.7;











double circ = ?;double circ = ?;










double circ = 2 * 3.14 * radius;double circ = 2 * 3.14 * radius;










double circ = 2 * Math.PI * radius;double circ = 2 * Math.PI * radius;












double area = Math.PI * radius * radius;double area = Math.PI * radius * radius;













System.out.println( " radius = " + radius );System.out.println( " radius = " + radius );

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System.out.println( " radius = " + radius );System.out.println( " radius = " + radius );

System.out.println( " circumference = " + circ );System.out.println( " circumference = " + circ );

System.out.println( " area = " + area );System.out.println( " area = " + area );

System.out.println( " Bye.");System.out.println( " Bye.");












System.out.print( " radius = " + radius + ", " );System.out.print( " radius = " + radius + ", " );

System.out.print( " circumference = " + circ + ", " );System.out.print( " circumference = " + circ + ", " );

System.out.println( " area = " + area + "." );System.out.println( " area = " + area + "." );

System.out.println( " Bye.");System.out.println( " Bye.");


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Today’s topic: Arithmetic expressions. Arithmetic expressions binary (two arguments) arithmetic operators +, -, *, /, % (mod or modulus) unary