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This video covers a couple basic concepts that everyone should know if they want to start programming. These concepts are not just Java specific and include; Arithmetic Operators, Order of Operations and Variables. Check out my channel as I will have more beginner Java video tutorials coming.
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wow thank very much dude… it helps me a lot
Kind of. There is no "exponent" operator in Java. It is provided as a function call, which means it will always be within parenthesis. The ^ symbol is a bitwise operator that does an XOR (or can be a boolean operator when operating on boolean types).
holy shit after watching like the first 2 min of the video, i noticed our keyboards don't have the elementary school division sign…wtf. i have been using the computer since like a little baby… how did i not c this.
hd is not available
XD this is all six grade math standards
no, you can't TYPE. You should worry about standard spelling before you attempt to cast your stones. I learned that word in 3rd grade man.
So is Exponents excluded from the Order of Operations in Java Programming?
Please excuse my dumb-ass sister.
PEMDAS
lol you cant tipe ÷ alt+0247
Dud i already mastered batch programing can u tell me which videos i should skip?
Remember this as well,
PEMDAS
Parentheses
Exponents
Multiplication
Division
Addition
Subtraction, 😀
thanks am so far out of school I have forgotten my maths this really helps 🙂
It really makes no difference. Since for example dividing x by 4 is exactly the same as multiplying by 1/4. Likewise for addition and subtraction. x – 3 is the same as x + – 3. No difference. Parenthesis and Indices make a difference though.
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E
M or D
A or S
Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally
you should really make a playlist so with all those videos so it's easy'er to find around
you can also call % remainder
@MrNomSauce Oh Yes,yes,yes. My mistake. I was actually taught BIMDAS,pretty much
BIDMAS,except the M and D are switched.
@MrNomSauce Nope. Remember "MDAS"
Multiplication
Division
Addition
Subtraction
or subtraction before addition if Subtraction was left of addition?
Couldnt you start with division if division was left of multiplication in your example?
not HD :'( allwell TY
% is not Java specific. I know it is in C and C++ (and probably others as well)