Hello, everybody, and this lecture, we will go over the homework assignment regarding bullying variables,
anchorperson operators, but before, let's have a quick review on the last lecture's topics.
All right.
So first of all, we went over the comparison operators, which were all equals, not equals bigger
and smaller.
And right after we learned what our boolean variables and how they can be used with comparison operators
together and how we can get a true or false value.
All right.
So let's go over the assignments.
And first of all, I just want to remind you guys that I highly recommend, first of all, to try to
resolve the assignments by yourself.
They take about 30 to 45 minutes, try to see if you can get it by yourselves.
And if you get into trouble, just follow the next lecture that you will see the resolution there.
All right.
So let's begin.
First of all, please create six variables.
Three of them are integers and three of them are strings.
So these are the integers then ages and these are the strings.
All right.
And then I would like you in these tasks to make comparisons upon these variables and to point out the
output.
All right.
So right here, right here, you will compare the integers, these values over here.
By the way, this system is.
That's a mistake, which is to correct it.
All right, so a bar here, you will compare integers to age is bigger than my age, my sister age is
not equals my age and my sister age equals my ice age.
And just print out the output and let's see it and see what's going on.
And right after a three string comparisons, my name equals fullName.
My name not equals fullName name, and my best friend's name equals my name.
So that's about it.
As you can see, it's a short topic because it's like a helper action that he's used upon variables.
And this is very, very helpful too.
And also we will go over and the following lectures about statements and loops and comparison operators
apply.
They're very much and I can give you a small example.
For example, you can make an if statement.
For example, if X equals six, then go in your program with Flow A and if X equals seven, then you
can go in a different flow.
You can get your code into a different flow to make different actions upon each result of the IF.
All right.
So that's about it.
Guys, I recommend you to try to resolve it by yourself, the following tasks.
And good luck to you in the next lecture.