arithmetic expressions in Java 🧮【4 minutes】

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public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { // expression = operands & operators // operands = values, variables, numbers, quantity // operators = + - * / % } }

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if your friends are double you don't need to cast to double, because if one of your variables is double, result will be double.

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Bro, i have a question at 4:06 double friends = 10; friends = (double)friends/3; what is the point of the (double)? cuz it works without it

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you can just say 3.0 and do not write (double) in front of friends, it is easier. and thanks for your videos, it makes my life much easier, hope i can pass programming this semester ...

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[@iscottjones]

I'm only learning, but isn't this a mistake: 3:56? If you change "friends" from an int to a double, then there isn't any need to have a double here: friends = (double) friends / 3;. The code works the same way if you remove this double.

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Not sure if you will answer this or not? But would it not be easier just changing the "int friends = 10;" statement just to "flat friends = 10; and keep the statement of "friends = friends / 3;" the same?

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As I was executing the program I found out that it is possible not to add the variable double twice. The variable can be declared of type double once when it is assigned the value 10. So what is the point to add it twice here?

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I don't understand how the new datatype thing works at 3:34, like we assign a new datatype, but for that we must have the same datatype than the "new" one

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It doesn't appear to do anything in this example, but if you initialise a new variable like this: int friends = 10; float enemies = (float) friends/7; System.out.println(enemies); You get output: 1.4285715 But if you skip the (float) on that line, you get 1.0, because it treats it like integer division, then turns the 1 into a float.

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yes, otherwise even if after explicit type conversion in expression, it throws an error(as shown: red underline). so, need to change the main variables data type also.

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public class ArithmeticExp { public static void main(String[] args) { // expression = operands and operators // operands = values, variables, number, quantity etc.. // operators = + - * / % int myNum = 10; System.out.println("divide: "+(10/2)); System.out.println("Multiply: "+(10*2)); System.out.println(myNum); } }

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Hey bro, I'm on video 17 or so, and I always come back to refresh. I was wondering if you could elaborate on why putting "(double)" before friends / 3 ?

[@coltonbailey8873]

public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { double friends = 10; friends = (double) friends / 3; // friends = friends / 3; works too. Is putting (double) before just more elegant/better OOP? System.out.println(friends); } }

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I think it's a method that can be used if you start with an double, ex: double friend = 10; friend = (int) friends / 3; Then the resul will be just 3.

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@@coltonbailey8873 "double" as well as "string" are data types that displays decimal places, so he tried demonstrating division with a decimal place result (haha, I don't know if you still need this answer tho, it's been a lot of months haha, anyway, that's it)

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