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Slide 1Slide 2Slide 3Slide 4Slide 5Slide 6Slide 7Slide 8Slide 9Slide 10Boolean Expressions and if2-2-2011Opening DiscussionDo you have any questions about the quiz?Minute essay commentsSolution to quadratic function. Start with the math.Will we learn if/then?Higher Order FunctionsThis is the reason function literals exist. These are functions that take other functions as arguments or return other functions.The compose method is higher order.We could write our own compose function that is a higher order function.We will see a lot more higher order functions in chapter 7.Motivating Conditional ExecutionFor my roller skating class I have a component of the grade based on an endurance test where you have to skate for 12 minutes. This component is worth 20 points. The grade you get is 0 for 20 or fewer laps and 20 for 40 or more laps. Between those extremes you get one point for every lap over 20.Calculating this value requires that we do different things in different situations. This is called conditional execution.ifThe most basic form of conditional execution is the if.The syntax is as follows:if(condition) expr else exprWhen Scala gets to an if, it evaluates the condition. The condition is an expression of type Boolean.If the condition is true it evaluates the first expression, otherwise it evaluates the second expression.Expression or StatementIn Scala you can use if as an expression, so it returns a value, or just as a statement where you ignore the value.When used as a statement, the else is optional.Code BlocksIn Scala you can make complex statements or expressions by putting multiple statements inside of curly braces.If it is used as an expression, the value of the expression will be the value of the last expression in it.ComparisonsThe condition needs to be a Boolean expression.The most common basic forms of these are comparisons.Use == and != for equality and non-equality.The ordering comparison operators are <, >, <=, and >=.Coding the ExampleLet's write the code for the skating problem example.Guarding division is another example.What are some other simple examples of places where conditional execution would be helpful?Minute EssayWhen might you want to use conditional execution? (Hint: any time you would use if in a sentence probably


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