How to swap 2 variables (real life example) 🥤

Java switch/swap two variables
#Java #switch #swap #variables

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int a = 10, b = 20; int temp = 0 ; temp = a ; a = b ; b = temp; System.out.println(" The value of a is : " + a ) ; System.out.println(" The value of b is: " + b) ; Yay! Swapped the variable! :)

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public class SwitchingVariables { public static void main(String[] args) { String Mug = "Coffee"; String Glass = "Milk"; String ExtraCup; ExtraCup = Mug; Mug = Glass; Glass = ExtraCup; System.out.println("Mug with "+Mug); System.out.print("Glass with "+Glass); } } It was very easy to understand when you did the Water and Kool-aid showcase

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Awesome teaching technique - use of a real life illustration that people can relate to. Nice! Empty the contents of cup X into cup TEMP, now cup X is empty. Empty the contents of cup Y into cup X, now cup Y is empty. Empty the contents of cup TEMP into cup Y, now cup TEMP is empty & cups X & Y are full.

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Here's my example how I practiced it today: public class VariableSwitch { public static void main(String[] args) { String x = "Catfood"; String y = "Dogfood"; String temp = null; x = temp; x = y; y = temp; System.out.println("x:" + x); System.out.println("y:" + y); } } Just basic sh but you still helped me out a lot. Thank you

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I really liked the way that you swap the variable value with showing live example.

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public static void main(String[] args) { String x = "Lemon"; String y = "Water"; String temp = null; // extra string for switching manually temp =x; //pour x into null glass x = y; //pour y into x This helps us switch x and y y = temp; // pour temp into y System.out.println("a: "+y); //use println for printing 2 seperate sentences System.out.println("b: "+x);

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At first, I really needed to think about it, but I got it when I realized that the programm is executed line by line and that the variables therefore can be redefined depending on the (time)line the programm has progressed to (if that makes any sense). I think one can gets confused because in math, a variable is always fix (at least what I know from school math). I don´t have programming experience myself, I am just trying to find a language to start with by looking through some tutorials. Nice explaination!

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4 years into computer science and this is the first time that I have ever understood how swapping works for real :)

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[@darrenfrancis8126]

something that helps me is writing comments describing whats happening when i set a variable equal to something. For example: temp = x; //temp is set to the value of x(water) x = y; //x is set to the value of y(kool-aid) y = temp; // y is set the value of temp(water) NOTE: remember temp was set to x which is the value of water

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I tried to change between a glass of beer and a glass of whisky. Long story short: I messed up and drank both.

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