Thread: Java Operations - By Java programming language and Verified

This is A Helping thread For java.com's Java Operations While using Java's Programming language.


To those that might think i may leech

I am not.


And idc about leechers leeching my thread and editing it up a bit


But im Sure this guide will help you with Java.com's Java Operation's


Simple Assignment Operator

Code:

=       Simple assignment operator

Arithmetic Operators

Code:

+       Additive operator (also used for String concatenation)
-       Subtraction operator
*       Multiplication operator
/       Division operator
%       Remainder operator

simple as that adds, subtracts, etc.

Unary Operators

Code:

+       Unary plus operator; indicates positive value (numbers are positive without this, however)
-       Unary minus operator; negates an expression
++      Increment operator; increments a value by 1
--      Decrement operator; decrements a value by 1
!       Logical compliment operator; inverts the value of a boolean

Code:

Vocab definitions of hard words!

incrementing:   something added or gained; addition; increase. pretty much "increasing"

Code:

decrementing: the act or process of decreasing; gradual reduction. pretty much "decreasing"
Summary of Operators

Equality and Relational Operators

Code:

==      Equal to
!=      Not equal to
>       Greater than
>=      Greater than or equal to
<       Less than
<=      Less than or equal to

When you see:

Code:

 != null;

doesn't equal to null.

Conditional Operators

Code:

&&      Conditional-AND
||      Conditional-OR
?:      Ternary (shorthand for if-then-else statement)

Bitwise and Bit Shift Operators

Code:

~            Unary bitwise complement
<<          Signed left shift
>>          Signed right shift
>>>        Unsigned right shift
&            Bitwise AND
^            Bitwise exclusive OR
|             Bitwise inclusive OR

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EDIT:

have some info:

Im going to use fake methods in this.


They can be used in java in lots of ways

if (playerFall == 2) {

The operators using == 2,



means that you need to have ur playerFall as 2 to use the the void, method, etc.

Now:

if (playerFall != 2) {

means if u dont have ur playerFall set to 2, you can use this method, void, etc.

Now:

if (playerFall >= 1) {

means if your playerFall is greater or equal, you can use the void, method, etc.


Now:

if (playerFall > 1) {

means if your playerFall is greater than 2, you could use the method, void, etc.

Now:

if (playerFall < 2) {



Now:

if (playerFall <= 2) {

mean if your playerFall is less than equal to 2 , you can use the void, method, etc what ever ur using like commands.

Ok thats ity for now and ima edit it soon so be patient!