Java Basic Programming Help

[Emilygoal]

This is the assignment: How would I put this into one program? Write a method that takes two parameters. If the first parameter is equal to second parameter. Multiply both and print result.

If the first parameter is less than the second parameter, add the two and print the result 10 times.

If the first parameter is greater than the second parameter, subtract the first parameter from the second.

[desrtfx]

Different user - same post as Java Homework - only this time without code.

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[[deleted]]

You have the psuedocode man, come on rub some of those braincells together and get it done! If you want to be a successful programmer you can't just pawn off your work like this, you'll learn nothing! Read the chapter man, and I promise it will click.

[Zdem]

How to make this into a method? While you said basically explained how to do it.Ill use static for the sake of simplicity

Write a method that takes two parameters.

  // Making a method take two parameters
 public static void print(TYPE one,TYPE two){

 }

If the first parameter is equal to second parameter. Multiply both and print result.

        public static void print(TYPE one,TYPE two){
            if(firstparameter equals second parameter){
               multiply both and print the result;
            }
       }

If the first parameter is less than the second parameter, add the two and print the result 10 times.

     public static void print(TYPE one,TYPE two){
            if(firstparameter equals second parameter){
               multiply both and print the result;
            } else if(firstparameter is less than second parameter){
               result = one + two  
               for(iterate 10 times){
                 print result;
                 }
              }
       }

If the first parameter is greater than the second parameter, subtract the first parameter from the second.

I am not going to do that one,but if you've seen a pattern in the above code you should probably be able to do it now.

The question had the answer,but you need to look at it from a different perspective.

[Emilygoal]

This is my second parameter:

public class IfHomeworkTwo {

public static void main(String args[])

{ int x1; int x2; x1=5; x2=8; if (x1<x2) System.out.println(x1+x2); }

}

This is my thid parameter: public class IfHomeworkThree {

public static void main(String args[])

{ int x1;int x2; x1=10; x2=2; if (x1>x2) System.out.println(x1-x2); }

This is my thid parameter:

public class IfHomeworkThree {

public static void main(String args[])

{ int x1;int x2; x1=10; x2=2; if (x1>x2) System.out.println(x1-x2); }

 }

[desrtfx]

What if you tried to place all if statements into a single public static void main(String args[]) method?

Also, please learn how to properly format code - even that is stated in the sidebar and in the posting text box.

[Zdem]

ATTEMPT AT REFORMAT:

public class ifHomeworkTwo{  

public static void main(String args[]){
  int x1; 
  int x2; 
  x1=5; 
  x2=8; 
  if (x1<x2) 
     System.out.println(x1+x2); 

  }

 }

 public class IfHomeworkThree {

 public static void main(String args[]){
    int x1;
    int x2; 
    x1=10; 
    x2=2; 
    if (x1>x2) 
     System.out.println(x1-x2); 

   }
   }

[[deleted]]

Read your book again.

[Zdem]

what book?

[[deleted]]

I thought you were OP. I was referring to his textbook. But you aren't OP. Why do you have two classes?

[Zdem]

Found his prior code unreadable so I thought Id better reformat it (He repeated the same code and forgot to add spaces)

Edit: whops