1. Conditionals

2. Odd or even? Solution? Modulo division! (checking for the remainder)
Verify the parity of a given number
If the number is odd, print „ODD“ on the screen.
If the number is even, print „EVEN“ on the screen.
Solution? Modulo division! (checking for the remainder)
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3. Examples of conditions
Check if both of the values are equal (NB! 2 equal signs! – not to be mixed with assignments) if (a == b)
Check whether the values are not equal if (a != b)
Check if a is smaller than b (strict) if (a < b)
Check if a is smaller or equal to b if (a <= b)
Check the remainder of a modulo division – if it equals to zero if (a % 2 == 0)
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4. Conditional statements (if-else)
// Beginning a conditional statement
if (condition) {
printf("Odd \n "); // this will only be run when condition is true }
else
printf("Even\n"); // will only be run if the condition is false
NB! Conditions can only evaluate to truth value (boolean) – true or false
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5. Conditionals in UML
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6. Conditionals (if-else if-else)
if (condition) { // executed if the condition is true } else if (condition) // executed when the first condition wasn’t true // but the second one is else // executed when none of the previous conditions were true
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7. Let’s start to code (parity.c)
#include <stdio.h> // standard input/output library (preprocessor directive)
int main(void) // start of the main function/program {
int number; // declaring an integer
printf("Enter an integer to check\n");
scanf("%d", k);
// TYPE YOUR CODE HERE
return 0; // program finished successfully, code 0 is returned to indicate this }
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8. Advanced task (slightly more complex)
Ask the user for an integer
Check if
The number is divisible by 3
The number is divisible by 5
The number is divisible by both 3 and 5
In addition, separately output the multiples and remainder from the division with 3 and 5
E.g.
Dividing 27 by 5 leaves us with 5 multiples of 3 and a remainder of 2.
Dividing 27 by 3 leaves us with 9 multiples of 3 and a remainder of 0.
Hint: logical expressions
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9. Parallel activities in UML
Only the things that are not dependent on each other can be done in parallel
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10. Homework for the next week
The homework will always be visible on the next weeks lab on the web!
Convert a given algorithm into valid UML format. (link is on the web)
Compose an algorithm of a day in Your life. It could be one of the schooldays in TUT. It must contain conditions and parallel activities!
We will review them next week
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