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CHAP 3: STRUCTURE OF PROGRAMMING

Chapter : 3

3. EXPRESSIONS

AND OPERATIONS

Arithmetic operation

Relational operation

Assignment operation

Conditional operation

To give understanding on:

Expression and operator concept

math.h and stdlib.h built-in function

Students should be able to:

understand concepts and fundamentals in

expression/ operator.

write expression in C programming language

Objective

Aim

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Given the following statement :

2x + 3 – z = y

expression

Introduction to Expression

Example:

Process involves in money withdrawal

scenario

balance – drew out money = current balance

Expression in C :

bakiTerkini =wangKeluar – bakiSemasa;

4 What is Expression?

ExpressionCombination of more than one variable or constant

(operand) which separated by operator

x + 3 - z

Operand

Operatorexample

Consists of arithmetic

relational

logical

Introduction to Expression

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Arithmetic Expression Mathematic ExpressionKnown as

usingArithmetic Operator

Unary operator Binary operator

Represents by

Operator Meaning

- negative

+ positive

-- decrement

++ increment

Represents by

Operator Meaning* multiply

/ divide

+ add

- subtraction

% modulus

Arithmetic Expression

6 Unary Operator

Unary Operator Operates for one operand

example

a = -20; a -20

Computer memory cell

b = +15; b +15

Increment Decrement

prefix ++c; --c;

postfix c++; c--;


7 Unary OperatorExample 1:

int A = 5;

++A;

printf(“%d”, A); output ?

A--;

printf(“%d”,A); output ?

A++;

printf(“%d”,A); output ?


8 Unary Operator

Example 2:

int A ;

A=6;

printf(“%d”,3 + --A); output ?


A=6;

printf(“%d”, 3 + A--); output ?



9 Unary Operator

Example 3:

Given the value of num1 = 8 .Determine the value of num2 after the execution

for each of the following statements:

num2 = num1++ - 2;

num2 = num1;

num2 = ++num1 – 3;

num2 = num1-- +1;


10 Binary Operator

Binary OperatorLocated between constants or

variables or both combination

example

A + z

operator

operand


11 Binary Operator

Multiplication Use symbol “ * ”

exampleA * z

operator

operand

Mathematic

2x + y


2 * x + y


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Binary Operator

Divide Use symbol “/”

exampleA / z

operator

operand

Mathematic

2 ÷ y


2 / y


13 Binary Operator

Modulus Use symbol “%”

exampleA % z

operator

operand

Return a balance when 2 numbers is divided

Can only be used with an integer variable


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Binary OperatorExample:

int A, B;

float C;

A= 2;

B=5;

C= 2.4;

B% A;

C % A;

Valid! Answer is 1

Invalid! C is float


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Assignment StatementUsed to store value/result of process to a variable

Use operator symbol =

Assignment statement

Double assignment

statement

Compound assignment

statement


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Assignment Statement Format /sintax :

variable = value;

variable = constant; or variable = variable;

variable = expression;

Example :

1.average= ( 6 + 5) * 4;

2.grossSalary = 1500;

nettSalary = grossSalary + 200;

3.price= 50.00;

pay = price;

`

44average

grossSalary1500

nettSalary 1700

price

pay

50.00

50.00


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Compound Assignment Statement

Use more than one operator (=)

Example :

int a = b= c = d = e = 250;

int b =2, number =0, total = 0,average =3;

number = b++ = 10;

int age = workHour = 0;


18 Compound Assignment Statement

To combine two different operator together.

To simplify arithmetic operator

Original function of operator does not affected

Allowed combination are as follow:


+= , -= , *= , /= , %=

Function

operator:

19 Compound Assignment StatementExample :

Operator Expression Meaning

+= total + = 300 total = total+ 300

-= total - = count+ 300 total = total - (count + 300)

*= total *=300 total = total * 300

/= total /= count– 10 total = total / ( count –10)

%= total % = 7 total = total % 7


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Arithmetic Operator Precedence Rules

Compiler will follows the following precedence to execute the arithmetic expression

based on priority.

Operator Arrangement/Priority( ) Left to right

++, -- Right to left

*, /, % Left to right

+, - Left to right


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Example:

1. 5 + 2 * 6 – 4 / 2

5 + 12 - 4 / 2

5 + 12 - 2

17 - 2

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2. 3 * 4 / 2 + ( 3 –1)

3 * 4 / 2 + 2

12 / 2 + 2

6 + 2

8

Arithmetic Operator


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Example:

3. Prefix unary arithmetic expression

int kira = 5, nilai_pertama = 10;

nilai_kedua = 5 * --kira + nilai_pertama;

printf(“%d %d”, kira, nilai_kedua);

Output:

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Arithmetic ExpressionArithmetic Operator Precedence Rules

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Example:

3. Prefix unary arithmetic expression

int kira = 5, nilai pertama = 10;

nilai_kedua = 5 * kira-- + nilai_pertama;

printf(“%d %d”, kira, nilai_kedua);

Output:

4 35



24 Mathematic Library Function

•Header file designed for basic mathematical operations (math.h)

•Syntax #include <math.h>

•Below are lists of some common math functions :

Fungsi Tujuan

sqrt(x) compute the non-negative square root of x

pow(x,y) computes x raised to the power y

cos(x) compute the cosine of x (measured in radians)

sin(x) computes the sine of x (measured in radians)

tan(x) compute the tangent of x (measured in radians)


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Mathematic Library FunctionExample:

#include<stdio.h>

#include <math.h>

void main()

{

int x = 16, y ;

y = sqrt(x);

printf(“%d”,y);

}

Output :

4


26 Exercise:

1. Convert the following mathematic expression to a valid arithmetic

expression :

a) b = 3 + b b) x = (a – b)(a – c2)

a + 4

c) d = (3e – d) - ( 4 – 3c3 ) d) r = 2s + 3(s – 9)

x – 9 4y s

2. Given a= 3, b = 5, c=1. What is the output of the following expression?

a. ( 6 * c – 6 / a) - b b. (5 * c) +( a* b / b)

c. ++a d. c + a * c / (3 * c)


27 Exercise:

Assume i,j and k are integer variables with i = 5 and j=3. Determine the value for

each of the following statement:

a) k = j++; d) k = ++j;

b) k = i * j--; e) k = i * --j;

c) k = j + i * j++; f) k = 27 / j++ - 16 % i;


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Relationalexpression

useRelational operator

Combination of more than one statement

variable vs variable

variable vs constant

constant vs constant

Can consists of

produce

0 (if false) 1(if true)

Relational Expression

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Relational OperatorOperator Description

= = Equal to

> Greater than

< Less than

>= Greater than or equal

<= Less than or equal

!= Not equal


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int a=6, b =1, c = -2;

1) a+ b == c 2) a != b

6 + 1== -2 6 != 1

7 == -2

Answer: 0(False) Answer : 1 (True)

P/s:

a, b and c are variables,

Replace with the given values


Example 1:

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int a=6, b =1, c = -2;

3) b < c 4) b + c <= a

1 < -2 1 + -2 <= 6

-1 <= 6

Answer: 0 (False) Answer : 1 (True)


Example 2 :

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int a=10, b = 3, c = 7;

(a+b >= 3*c)==( a != 2*c+b)

(10+3 >= 3*7)==(a != 2*c+b)

(13 >= 21)==(10 != 14+3)

(13 >= 21)==(10 != 17)

0 == 1

0 (false)

P/s:

Relational operator has less priority than

other operators.

Start evaluating from left to right.


Example 3:

33An example program which uses relational expression

#include <stdio.h>

void main()

{ int age;

printf(“\nPlease enter your age >>”);

scanf(“%d”,&age);

if (age > 21)

printf(“\nYou are qualified to vote”);

}

Relational expression


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Logical expression

use

Logical Operator

Combination of one or more expressions

Relational expr. vs logical expr.

Relational expr. vs variable

Relational expr. vs constant

Can consists of

hasilkan

0 (if false) 1(if true)

Logical Expression

35Logical Operator

Operator Description

&& AND

|| OR

! NOT

Logical operator && dan || is used between 2 or more

relational expression

Logical Expression

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Logical operator truth table for AND

Value 0 1

0 0 0

1 0 1

AND (&&)Logical Operator Result

False AND False False

False AND True False

True AND False False

True AND True True

Logical Expression

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Logical operator truth table for OR

Value 0 1

1 0 1

1 1 1

OR (||)Logical Operator Result

False OR False False

False OR True True

True OR False True

True OR True True

Logical Expression

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Value Result

!0 1

!1 0

NOT(!)

Logical Operator Result

Not false True

Not true False

Logical Expression

Logical operator truth table for NOT

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Example 1:

Evaluate the following logical expression:

a) (2 < 5 ) && ( 5 < 10) b) (7 % 2 < 2) || ( 2 * 3 == 6)

1 && 1 (1 < 2) || (6 == 6)

1 1 || 1

1

Logical Expression

40Example 2:

Evaluate the following logical expression:

Given a = 3, b = 4;

c) !((5 * b <= 23 - a )) d) ! ((b +3 != 8) &&( 3 * a < 2))

!((5 * 4 <= 23 – 3)) !(( 7 != 8 ) && ( 9 < 2 ))

!(20 <= 20) ! ( 1 && 0 )

!(1) ! ( 0)

0 1

Logical Expression

41An example program which using Logical Expression:

#include <stdio.h>

void main()

{ int mark;

printf(“\nEnter your mark >>”);

scanf(“%d”,&mark);

if (mark >= 85 && mark <= 100)

printf(“\nGred A”);

else if( mark >=80 && mark <=84)

printf(“\nGred A-”);

}

Logical Expression

42 Exercise:1. Given with i=2, j = 5 and k = 15. Evaluate each of the following

expression:

a) i > j – k g) k == j + i * j

b) i != k h) k <=k /j

c) (i >= 1) && (j == 5) i) (j < i) || (k > j)

d) !( i > j) j) (i >0) && (j <k) || (k <i)

e) i < j < k k) i * k < k / j

f) (i < j) && (j < k) l) i – j > k

2. Complete the following statements with suitable logical expression.

int angka1,angka2;

if (angka1 is less than or equal to angka2)

printf(“%d is less than or equal to

%d”,angka1,angka2);

Logical Expression

Next Chapter : 4

CONTROL STRUCTURE

4.1 The use of control structure including if,

for and switch

4.2 The use of while loop, break and goto

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