A. Introduction
Take a look at this question:
The difference is in the second code snippet, " if (y>0) " is only checked when x>0 is not true. Sometimes, we need to make a series decisions instead of just one, and this is done through nested if... else... statements.
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R5.2 the second one includes an else if, but the first one only includes and if.
R5.4 a. m b. n c. error d. error
you have to import the math file
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R5.3 a. uhhh why is there a "then". b. missing a ) c. missing a = at "if (x = 1) d. what the heck is in.hasNextInt? e. must be else if, not if.
In the first one, it both has if. In the second one, the second piece of code has else if
R5.2) The first code has both if statements but the second code has one if and an else if statement
R5.4) a. m b. n c. error d. error
R5.3) a. It says then which it shouldn't b. It didn't close the brackets c. There has to be double = signs d. In the if statement the String is not the same as the x String e. There is no default statement in the code.
I didn't get the last one so yea...
a is m, b is n, and c and d is error
My bad I didn't see the double
R5.2: The second one has else if, not if.
R5.4: 1. m 2.n 3.error 4. error
R5.3: a. there shouldn't be a "then" b. the brackets aren't closed so yeah c. there is no System.out.println at y++; d. same as c and no brackets on sum = sum + x e. no place for F
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