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Answer by Mạnh Quyết Nguyễn for Multiple conditional if() statements in Java?
You can do it by stream. List<Integer> vars = new ArrayList<>();vars.add(a);vars.add(b);if (vars.stream().noneMatch(v -> v == 0)) { // No variable = 0. Do something} else { // Do something}
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Surely it would be simpler to do something like this:List<Integer> values = new ArrayList<Integer>();values.add(val1);values.add(val2);// And so forth...boolean pass = true;for (Integer v :...
View ArticleAnswer by Jeff Miller for Multiple conditional if() statements in Java?
It is hard to say without knowing more details about your solution. A Karnaugh map may help you.
View ArticleAnswer by Andrzej Doyle for Multiple conditional if() statements in Java?
1) I'm not quite sure what you mean by "set one of the if statement conditions". But if you mean that the b-related test evaluates to true while the others still relate to false, then the behaviour is...
View ArticleAnswer by shinjw for Multiple conditional if() statements in Java?
With an array and a loop and a boolean. Review your arrays... chances are... your teacher wouldn't have you create 150 integer variables.int[] integers = new int[150];integers[0] = 1; // Set your like...
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I know this is going to seem like an unforgiveable sin, but I have 150 variables, and I want to create an if function that does the following:if(a != 0 && b != 0 && c != 0....) { //do...
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