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Programming. If Statements & Relational Operators, Part 2. The if-else Statement. Syntax if ( condition ) Action_A else Action_B if the condition is true then execute Action_A else execute Action_B Example: if (value == 0) cout << "value is 0"; else

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  1. Programming If Statements & Relational Operators, Part 2

  2. The if-else Statement • Syntax if(condition) Action_AelseAction_B • if the condition is true then execute Action_Aelse execute Action_B • Example: if(value == 0) cout << "value is 0"; else cout << "value is not 0"; condition false true Action_A Action_B

  3. Choice (if and else) if <it's sunny>{ <go to beach> } else{ <take umbrella> }

  4. Finding the Big One int value1; int value2; int larger; cout << "Enter two integers: "; cin >> value1 >> value2; if(value1 > value2) larger = value1; else larger = value2; cout << "Larger of inputs is: " << larger << endl;

  5. if-else-if Statements if <condition 1 exists>{ <do Q> } else if <condition 2 exists>{ <do R> } else if <condition 3 exists>{ <do S> } else{ <do T> } Q R S T

  6. if-else-if Statements if <1PM or 7PM>{ <eat> } else if <Mon, Wed or Fri>{ <goto COMP 102> } else if <Tues or Thurs AM>{ <goto MATH 113> } else{ <sleep> }

  7. if-else-if Statement int people, apples, difference; cout << "How many people do you have?\n"; cin >> people; cout << "How many apples do you have?\n"; cin >> apples; if(apples == people) cout << "Everybody gets one apple.\n"; else if(apples > people){ difference = apples - people; cout << "Everybody gets one apple, & there are " << difference << " extra apples.\n";} else{ difference = people - apples; cout << "Buy " << difference << " more apples so that everyone gets one apple.\n";}

  8. Nested if Statements • Nested means that one complete statement is inside another if <condition 1 exists>{ if <condition 2 exists>{ if <condition 3 exists>{ <do A> } <do B> } <do C: sleep> }

  9. Nested if Statements • Example: if <it's Monday>{ <go to HKUST> if <it's time for class>{ if <it's raining>{ <bring umbrella> } <go to COMP 102> } }

  10. Nested if Statements • Consider the following example: if the customer is a member, then { If the customer is under 18, then the entrance fee is half the full fee. If the customer is 18 or older, then the entrance fee is 80% of the full fee. } The if statements deciding whether to charge half fee to someone under 18 or whether to charge 80% to someone over 18 are only executed if the outer if statement is true, i.e. the customer is a member. Non-members, no matter what their age, are charged full fee.

  11. Nested if Statements • Consider a variant of the previous example: if the customer is a member, then { If the customer is under 18, then the entrance fee is half the full fee. } If the customer is 18 or older, then the entrance fee is 80% of the full fee. Here, member customers under 18 will be charged half fee and all other customers over 18 will be charged 80% of the full fee.

  12. Nested if Statements If (member) { if (age < 18) { fee = fee * 0.5; } } if (age >=18) fee = fee * 0.8; If (member) { if (age < 18) { fee = fee * 0.5; } if (age >=18) fee = fee * 0.8; }

  13. “Dangling Else” Problem • Always pair an else with the most recent unpaired if in the current block. Use extra brackets { } to clarify the intended meaning, even if not necessary. For example, what is the value of c in the following code? int a = -1, b = 1, c = 1; if( a > 0 ) if( b > 0 ) c = 2; else c = 3;

  14. “Dangling Else” Problem (A)int a = -1, b = 1, c = 1; if (a > 0) { if (b > 0) c = 2; else c = 3; } (B) int a = -1, b = 1, c = 1; if (a > 0) { if (b > 0) c = 2; } else c = 3; (A) is the correct interpretation. To enforce (B), braces have to be explicitly used, as above.

  15. Short-circuit Evaluation • If the first operand of a logical and expression is false, the second operand is not evaluated because the result must be false. • If the first operand of a logical or expression is true, the second operand is not evaluated because the result must be true.

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