Stage 0: Add Java fundamentals exercises - #81
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| // Create an integer variable `quotient1`, and assign to it the value | ||
| // of 5 divided by 3. Then print the value of `quotient1`. | ||
| double quotient1 = 5 / 3; |
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In 2027, WPILib has a compiler plugin that will throw a compile-time error if someone tries to do this.
So, make it an int instead (and let people know that regular java doesn't error when you do integer division like this).
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Even though it will throw an error, I still think it's valuable to showcase what happens here to better explain why there's an error and why it's problematic. Plus, I don't want to include something that's wrong in normal java, even if wpilib makes it not wrong, in a way.
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Do you mean converting quotient1 to an int is wrong, or that keeping it as a double is wrong in normal Java?
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I meant keeping it as a double, my bad.
My main concern is that this code doesn't pass CI (also, y'all got it backwards: it's wrong in WPILib java, but not in normal java).
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comment mentioned turretEnabled, but code has shooterEnabled
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| // Using only the NOT EQUALS TO operator, and the variable `statusCode` below, |
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I think the operator name is just NOT EQUALS
| // Create an integer variable `result`. Multiply the sum of 1 + 6 by the | ||
| // difference of 7 and 8, and store it in this variable. Then, print | ||
| // the value of `result`. |
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'Using java math operators, multiply...'
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| // Create an integer variable `quotient1`, and assign to it the value | ||
| // of 5 divided by 3. Then print the value of `quotient1`. | ||
| double quotient1 = 5 / 3; |
| // Now, print all three variables in the **same** print statement, | ||
| // separated by spaces. | ||
| System.out.println(pi + " " + g + " " + mode); |
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Any lessons on string formatting?
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Adds exercises for stage 0 (Java Fundamentals), to complement the stage 0 lessons being built up.
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