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Selection Statement Thanachat Thanomkulabut. Outline 2  Boolean expression  if  if statement  nested if  nested if statement  switch case  switch.

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1 Selection Statement Thanachat Thanomkulabut

2 Outline 2  Boolean expression  if  if statement  nested if  nested if statement  switch case  switch case statement  Flowchart

3 Boolean Expression  Operators  Comparison == Equal == != Not equal != < Less < > Greater > <= Less than or equal to <= >= Greater than or equal to >=  Boolean && And && || Or || ! Not ! 3 Boolean Expression 0 and 0 = 0 0 and 1 = 0 1 and 0 = 0 1 and 1 = 1 0 or 0 = 0 0 or 1 = 1 1 or 0 = 1 1 or 1 = 1 not 0 = 1 not 1 = 0

4 Boolean Expression Example  From the equation: X 2 +9X+10 = 0  How can we check that value of X is the answer for above equation?  Condition: Is value Y even number? //true if X is the answer ((X*X +9*X +10) == 0) //true if X is the answer //true if Y is even (Y%2 == 0) //true if Y is evenOR //true if Y is even (Y%2 != 1) //true if Y is even 4 Boolean Expression

5 Example: Boolean Expressions double x = 4.0; Expression Value x < 5.0 ___________ x > 5.0 ___________ x <= 5.0 ___________ 5.0 == x ___________ x != 5.0 ___________ (3!=4)&&(7<5) ___________ (4>4)||(5<=10) ___________ true false true false true 5 Boolean Expression false true

6 Outline 6  Boolean expression  if  if statement  nested if  nested if statement  switch case  switch case statement  Flowchart

7 if statement ”condition”true  Execute the specific statement when the ”condition” becomes true  Syntax: if (condition) statement; statement; if (condition) { statement1; statement1; statement2; statement2;} if (condition) { statement; statement;} 7 if statementtrue true

8 8 condition False True Statement if (condition) statement; statement; if (condition) { statement; statement;} if statement

9 9 condition False True Statement1 Statement2 if (condition) { statement1; statement1; statement2; statement2;} if statement

10 10 if statement example  BMI (Body Mass Index) BMIWeight Status Below 18.5Underweight 18.5 – 24.9Normal 25.0 – 29.9Overweight 30.0 and AboveObese (Extremely Fat) BMI = Weight in Kilograms (Height in Meters) X (Height in Meters) 10

11 if statement BMIWeight Status Below 18.5Underweight 18.5 – 24.9Normal 25.0 – 29.9Overweight 30.0 and AboveObese (Extremely Fat) BMI = Weight in Kilograms (Height in Meters) X (Height in Meters) 11 double BMI = W /(H*H); if(BMI<18.5) Console.WriteLine(“Underweight”); Console.WriteLine(“Underweight”); if(BMI>=18.5 && BMI =18.5 && BMI<=24.9) Console.WriteLine(“Normal”); Console.WriteLine(“Normal”); if(BMI>=25.0 && BMI =25.0 && BMI<=29.9) Console.WriteLine(“Overweight”); Console.WriteLine(“Overweight”); if statement example if(BMI>=30.0) Console.WriteLine(“Obese”); Console.WriteLine(“Obese”);

12 if statement Test I  Selfish Ratio RatioOutput More than 1You are selfish 1You break even Less than 1You are giver 12 Selfish Ratio =RecievingGiving

13 if…else… statement conditiontruestatement1  If condition is true  execute statement1 conditionfalsestatement2  If condition is false  execute statement2  Syntax: if (condition) statement1; //true statement1; //trueelse statement2; //false if (condition) statement1; //true statement1; //true else { statement2; //false statement2; //false statement3; //false } 13 if statement

14 if…else… statement 14 condition False True Statement2 Statement1 if (condition) statement1; //true statement1; //trueelse statement2; //false if statement

15 if…else… statement 15 if (condition) statement1; //true statement1; //true else { statement2; //false statement2; //false statement3; //false } condition False True Statement2 Statement1 Statement3 if statement

16 if…else… statement example 16  Write the program which check input number.  input : integer number  output : message to inform that number is odd or even. Value in NOutput Even NumberIt’s even number. Odd NumberIt’s odd number. if statement

17 if…else… statement example 17 Value in NOutput Even NumberIt’s even number. Odd NumberIt’s odd number. if statement if(n%2 == 0) Console.WriteLine(“It’s even number”); Console.WriteLine(“It’s even number”); else Console.WriteLine(“It’s odd number”); Console.WriteLine(“It’s odd number”);

18 Test II 18  Write the program which find the value of function  input : number  output : f(x)x x 2 +1x<0 x+2x≥0 if statement

19 Outline 19  Boolean expression  if  if statement  nested if  nested if statement  switch case  switch case statement  FlowChart

20 Nested if statement int N; N = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); if (N >= 0) { if (N==0) if (N==0) Console.WriteLine(“N is zero number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is zero number”); else else Console.WriteLine(“N is positive number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is positive number”);}else Console.WriteLine(“N is negative number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is negative number”); if#1 20 Nested if statementif#2

21 int N; N = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); if (N > 0) Console.WriteLine(“N is positive number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is positive number”);else if (N==0) if (N==0) Console.WriteLine(“N is zero number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is zero number”); else else Console.WriteLine(“N is negative number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is negative number”); if#1 if#2 21 Nested if statement

22 int N; N = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); if (N >= 0) { if (N==0) if (N==0) Console.WriteLine(“N is zero number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is zero number”); else else Console.WriteLine(“N is positive number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is positive number”);}else Console.WriteLine(“N is negative number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is negative number”); -5 -5 >= 0 False N is negative number N -5 0 0 0 >= 0 True True N is zero number 3 3 3 >= 0 False N is positive number 22

23 Nested if statement int N; N = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); if (N > 0) Console.WriteLine(“N is positive number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is positive number”);else if (N==0) if (N==0) Console.WriteLine(“N is zero number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is zero number”); else else Console.WriteLine(“N is negative number”); Console.WriteLine(“N is negative number”); N -4 -4 > 0 False False N is negative number 0 0 0 > 0 True N is zero number 3 3 3 > 0 True N is positive number 23

24 Exercise 1: Separated IF (simple) if (eaten==true) {Console.WriteLine(“ I’ve already eaten”);} else {Console.WriteLine(“ I’ve not eat yet”);} if (like_noodle==true) {Console.WriteLine(“I like noodle”);} else {Console.WriteLine(“I don’t like noodle”);} 1. Have you eaten lunch? 2. Do you like noodle? 24

25 if (like_noodle==true) {Console.WriteLine(“I like noodle”);} else { Console.WriteLine(“I don’t like noodle”); if (like_friedrice==true) {Console.WriteLine(“I like friedrice”);} else {Console.WriteLine(“I don’t like friedrice”);} } 1. Do you like noodle? 2. If you don’t like noodle, do you like fried rice? Exercise 2: Related two IF (full version) 25

26 if (like_noodle==true) {Console.WriteLine(“I like noodle”);} else if (like_friedrice==true) {Console.WriteLine(“I like friedrice”);} else {Console.WriteLine(“I don’t like friedrice”);} 1. Do you like noodle? 2. If you don’t like noodle, do you like fried rice? Exercise 2: Related two IF (short version) 26

27 if (like_noodle==true) {Console.WriteLine(“I like noodle”); if (love_SenYai==true) {Console.WriteLine(“I love Sen-Yai”);} else {Console.WriteLine(“I don’t love Sen-Yai”);} } else if (like_friedrice==true) {Console.WriteLine(“I like fried rice”);} else {Console.WriteLine(“I don’t like fried rice”);} 1. Do you like noodle? 1.1 If you like noodle, do you love Sen-Yai? 1.2 If you don’t like noodle, do you like fried rice? Exercise 3: Nested two IF (short version) 27

28 Nested if statement example 28  Write the program which show student’s grade  input : score of student  output : ScoreGrade 80 – 100A 70 – 79B 60 – 69C 50 – 59D 0 – 49F Nested if statement

29 Test III 29  Write the program which calculation value of following function  input : value of x  output : function value of x according with... Nested if statement f(x) = 2x+10, x ≤ 5 x 2 +10, 5 < x ≤ 20 x 3 +10, x > 20

30 Outline 30  Boolean expression  if  if statement  nested if  nested if statement  switch case  switch case statement  Flowchart

31 switch…case statement  For selecting a statement where its label corresponds to the value of the switch expression. switch ( ) { case : ; ; break; [default: ; ; break; break;] } must be int, char, string must be int, char, string 31 switch...case statement

32 32 Example: switch-case (1) int day_num; day name 1Sunday 2Monday 3Tuesday 4Wednesday 5Thursday 6Friday 7Saturday int day_num; Console.Write("Input the day"); day_num = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); day_num switch(day_num) 1: {case 1: Console.Write ("Today is Sunday"); break; 2: case 2: Console.Write("Today is Monday"); break; : : default : Console.Write ("I don’t know"); break; } <expression> <constant-expression> 32 switch...case statement 1230

33 Test III 33  Write the program which show numbers of day in each months  input : Abbreviation of months  output : numbers of day in each months InputOutput Jan31 Feb28 or 29 Mar31 Api30 May31... switch...case statement

34 34 Example: switch-case (2) string month; Console.Write("Input Month"); month = Console.ReadLine(); month switch(month) “Jan”: {case “Jan”: “Mar”: case “Mar”: “May”: case “May”: Console.Write("This month has 31days"); break; “Apr”: case “Apr”: “Jun”: case “Jun”: Console.Write("This month has 30days"); break; : default : Console.Write (“Wrong Input"); break; } 34 switch...case statement InputOutput Jan31 Feb28 or 29 Mar31 Api30 May31...

35 35 Example: switch-case (3) char op; Console.Write("Select + - / * :"); op=char.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); switch (op) { case '+': Console.Write("{0}+{1}={2}", x,y,x+y); break; case '-': Console.Write("{0}-{1}={2}", x,y,x-y); break; : default: Console.Write("Try again"); break; } must be int, char, string must be int, char, string int day_num; day_num= int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); switch( day_num ) { case 1: Console.Write ("Sunday"); break; case 2: console.Write("Monday"); break; : default : Console.Write(“Try again"); break; } <expression> int version char version <constant-expression> 35 switch...case statement

36 36 Example: switch-case (4) string op; Console.Write("Select + - / * :"); op=Console.ReadLine(); switch (op) { case “+”: Console.Write("{0}+{1}={2}", x,y,x+y); break; case “-”: Console.Write("{0}-{1}={2}", x,y,x-y); break; : default: Console.Write("Try again"); break; } must be int, char, string must be int, char, string string version <expression> <constant-expression> 36 switch...case statement

37 Convert switch-case to if else int a; a= int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); switch (a) { case 1 : case 2 : Console.WriteLine("Hi"); break; case 3 : case 4 : Console.WriteLine("Hello"); break; default : Console.WriteLine("Bye"); break; } switch version with default if (a == 1 || a == 2) Console.WriteLine("Hi"); else if (a == 3 || a == 4) Console.WriteLine("Hello"); else Console.WriteLine("Bye"); if else version switch (a) { case 1 : case 2 : Console.WriteLine("Hi"); break; } switch version without default 37 switch...case statement

38 Outline 38  Boolean expression  if  if statement  nested if  nested if statement  switch case  switch case statement  Flowchart

39 Flowchart Symbols Overview  Graphical representation Terminator Process Input/output Condition Connector Flow line 39 Flowchart

40 Program Flowchart Example Start Statement1 Statement2 Statement3 Statement4 End 40 Flowchart

41 if statement flowchart statement1; if (condition) statement2; //true statement2; //true else { statement3; //false statement3; //false} statement4; Start Statement1 Condition Statement2 Statement3 true false Statement4 End 41 Flowchart

42 if statement flowchart 42 n= int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); if (n>0) n= 2*n+5; n= 2*n+5; else { Console.Write(“Go”); Console.Write(“Go”); n = n%4; n = n%4;} Start n>0 n=2*n+5; true false n=n%4; End n=int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); Console. Write(“Go”);

43 Test IV 43  Write flow chart which accord to following program n= int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); n = n%5; if (n==2) Console.WriteLine(“Remainder is 2”); Console.WriteLine(“Remainder is 2”); else { n = n*10; n = n*10;} Console.WriteLine(“Program End”);

44 Any question?

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