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Logical Operators

Logical Operators . Jumps Logical Operators The different logical operators found in Java Rational Operators The different rational operators found in Java. Jumps . A jump is also known as a branch A jump is when you program skips certain steps to move on to another block of code

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Logical Operators

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  1. Logical Operators Jumps Logical Operators The different logical operators found in Java Rational Operators The different rational operators found in Java

  2. Jumps • A jump is also known as a branch • A jump is when you program skips certain steps to move on to another block of code • There are two types of jumps • Unconditional Jump = no condition is set • Conditional jump = a condition has to be satisfied in order for the jump to compare

  3. Logical Operators • Logical operators are functions used in Java • They are used to set certain conditions • These conditions are used when we have conditional jumps in our programs

  4. Different Logical Operators • There are many different operators, some of these include the following

  5. Rational Operators • Rational operators in java are used when we wish to make a comparison • Rational operators just like logical operators are used for conditional jumps in our java program s

  6. Different Logical Operators

  7. Is the answer to these conditions true of false? • 9 + 4 == 13 • 5*5 > 10 • 10 – 4 < 5 • 15 >= (10+5) • 21 / 7 <= 4 • 12*2 != 24

  8. Is the answer to these conditions true of false? • 9 + 4 == 13  False • 5*5 > 10  True • 10 – 4 < 5  True • 15 >= (10+9)  False • 21 / 7 <= 4  True • 12*2 != 24  False

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