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hello! My name is Thomas. I work as a Java developer. The channel was created to help beginners deal with Java. I will post tips and articles that helped me understand the subtleties of the language. I'll tell you about the experience of friends who have changed professions and work as programmers.

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Framedl PRO 2025-04-16 3/6* Hi

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Framedl PRO 2025-04-15 2/6* Another thing, hello everyone

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It's an interesting platform for developers.

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Register for @ampsfun to get paid when I post

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Data Comparisons Summary Making Comparisons In programming, we compare things using special symbols. The result is either "true" or "false" – like saying if 5 is greater than 7 (which is false) or if 7 is less than 9 (which is true). To compare variables (like checking if Mark's balance is the same as Angela's), we use the double equal sign (==) or the exclamation equal sign (!=) for not equal. Symbols like < (less than) or > (greater than) help us compare numbers. Combining Conditions Sometimes we need to check multiple things at once We use logical operators like && (And) and || (Or). For example, to check if a balance is between 50 and 100, we write balance > 50 && balance < 100. These logical operators make our code more readable and allow us to create more complex conditions.

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Started development of the app, we will mine arkaim blocks

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Registration is successful, we are waiting for what will happen next!!

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Framedl PRO 2025-04-14 5/6* Good afternoon, have a nice day!!! ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ 🟩⬜⬜⬜🟩 🟩⬜⬜⬜🟩 🟩🟩⬜⬜🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

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Data Comparisons One of the most basic capabilities of any programming language is the ability to make comparisons. There are special symbols used to compare data in programming. The result of every comparison is either true or false. For example: 5 > 7 is false 7 < 9 is true

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Check out my new track "Linkin Park" on Tortoise

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Which programming language do you prefer? And what are you using it for?

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Enter some numbers in the inputs screen then run the program Line 6: We setup our program to receive input Line 7: We prompt the user to enter a Personal Identification Number Line 8: We get an integer input from the user, then we assign the input to the pinNumber variable Line 9: We show the user the PIN they Entered

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Framedl PRO 2025-04-13 6/6

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Motocross training, my favorite hobby

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The beauty of nature in training

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Getting User Input The majority of programs today require user interaction or user input. A television runs a program that receives a user’s input through a remote control. A bank ATM also receives user’s input through a number pad. Also your cellphone / laptop have several programs that receive your input through a keyboard. As you can see, the ability to receive input is extremely important for programs.

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everything that is written is completely for new users, it will be more interesting from now on!!

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what is the result of adding these variables? word1 + num1 hello5 5hello 5 Error Answer in comments

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