Day 2: Kanye Meets Java—Let’s Code

Session 1: Input, Output, and Decisions (Kanye Style)

Input and Output

In Java, input is like Kanye asking his fans for their opinions—it's the data or feedback the program gets from the user, usually with the help of the Scanner class.

Output (Kanye Style): Output is like Kanye dropping bars on stage—it's the information the program gives back to the user, using System.out.println() to make the message loud and clear.

Example:

Decision-Making with If Statements

If statements allow the program to decide which block of code to run based on a condition.If the condition is true, the program runs the code inside the if block, just like Kanye making moves when it’s the right time.

Switch Statement (Ultimate Kanye Song)

Switch statements check a variable against multiple cases and execute the matching one.

Session 2: Basic Calculator (Kanye’s Wealth Tracker)

Basic Calculator

A calculator program performs arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Just like how Kanye adds new ventures to his empire, we’ll use the + operator to calculate his total wealth from different sources.

Takeaways

• Use Scanner for input.

• Master if and switch for decisions.

• Debugging is normal—even Kanye has off days.

Java is like Kanye’s music a mix of creativity and precision. Stay tuned for more! 🎤

SEE YOU GUYS TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!