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AP Computer Science 1.1 Review of the Basics
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AP Computer Science: Review of the Basics Drill 1, Problem 1. What does this piece of code output?

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AP Computer Science 1.2 Review of the Basics
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AP Computer Science: Review of the Basics Drill 1, Problem 2. Which of the following control methods are used in this program?

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AP Computer Science 1.3 Review of the Basics
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AP Computer Science 2.1 Review of the Basics 230 Views


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APCS: Review of the Basics Drill 2, Problem 1. What is the output of the code segment?

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Thank you We sneak and here's your shmoop du jour

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brought to you by a lack of case But that's

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the least of your problems right now Okay what is

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the output of the following code segment and hear the

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potential answers came through All right oz waiver and let's

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roll Right Well to answer this bad boy we should

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know the difference between print and print line statements Know

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how to use relational operators and know what exactly is

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returned when we knew so Operational operators are extremely useful

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Incoming A variety of flavors for every situation way Use

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them to determine if one piece of data is greater

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than less than equal to or not equal to another

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and return a true or false feather you depending on

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the outcome But most of them are selfish Planter let's

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Take a quick tour too Equal signs checks like two

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operations are equal In other words you can use it

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on strings in andrew's practically whatever an exclamation point and

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an equal sign checks If two operandi are not evil

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greater than and less than on there you go You've

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already met can driven or equal to and less than

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or equal tio r yet right here That's it All

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right Well in the case of this question we've got

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a couple of fairly simple mathematical statements To compare his

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hundred twenty six less than three hundred fourteen months one

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thousand three hundred thirty seven one part will the result

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of a mod operation Thiss kind of mod operation is

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the remainder after division that is one hundred five by

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twenty six used three with the remainder of twenty two

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So there's our value for the left side of the

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comparison Three hundred fourteen minus two thousand three hundred seven

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is your negative One thousand twenty three So bottom line

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is twenty two less than negative one thousand twenty three

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We'll not even close pal We're gonna get a false

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shmoop That leaves us with c and d And the

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difference between the two is a line break between rick

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Cake is and false The code snap It has two

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different types of prints taken The first is we print

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which simply prints its contents to the console screen There

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thie invisible cursor remains at the end of the statement

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The second is a print line statement which prince its

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contents then starts a new line Shocking it's Useful for

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keeping an ongoing log advance to scroll through for example

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All right So which is it security Since print line

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starts the new line at the end of the statement

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the new line won't begin until after false has been

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printed He tried to trick us by suggesting that the

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new line starts before the statement But we cannot be 00:02:46.913 --> [endTime] so easily fooled So we're going with me

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