36 lines
807 B
Java
36 lines
807 B
Java
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Simple Arithmetic
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public class SimpleArithmetic {
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public static void main( String[] args ) {
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int withdraw = 300;
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int deposit = 400;
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// declare and define using initialised variables
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int balance = deposit - withdraw;
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// different way of adding 100 to balance
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balance = balance + 100;
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balance += 100;
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// use boolean
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boolean isGood = false;
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isGood = !isGood; // isGood is now true
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// remainder is one
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int remainder = 100 % 3;
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// all operators have the <operator>= semantics
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// so we have examles of /= and *= below
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int value = 100 * 10;
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value /= 5;
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value *= 2;
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// and of course we can have compound arithmetic
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int yourValue = ( ( value + balance ) / ( withdraw * deposit ) );
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}
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}
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