Conditions in Rust

ByWalter Wimberly

Rust has the normal conditions you’d expect with other languages. Similar to go, Rust doesn’t require parenthesis around the boolean condition, unlike many languages. Rust allows for your standard if – else if – else style of statements. You can see an example below: Changing the value of n, will change the output you get….

Conditions in Java

ByWalter Wimberly

You will find conditions in Java familiar if you are used to using boolean conditions in C/C++. However, noticed that I said boolean conditions. That is because Java wants boolean conditions, those that generate a true or false answer, instead of the C/C++ conditions which actually look for an integer value. Notice the following below…