public void main ( ) {
Boolean testResult = true ; Number userInputValue = 1 ; |
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// Copyright 2007, R.G.Baldwin |
| doInOrder { |
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// Illustrates use of relational and logical operators. |
| // This is a different formulation of the solution to |
| // the same problem as in the program named Alice0170a. |
| // This alternate solution is based on deMorgan's theorem. |
| // Program loops for as long as user keeps entering |
| // integers outside the range of 1 to 3 inclusive. |
| } |
| // Perform a priming read and compute test result. |
| doInOrder { |
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userInputValue .set( value , ( NumberDialog( question = Enter an integer between 1 and 3 inclusive. ) ) ); duration = 0 seconds |
| testResult .set( value , ( ! ( ( ( userInputValue >= 1 ) && ( userInputValue <= 3 ) ) ) ) ); duration = 0 seconds |
| } |
| // Execute a "while" loop. |
| while ( testResult ) { |
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// Execute this code when testResult is true. |
| penguin .say( Out of range. Try again. ); duration = 2 seconds |
| // Get new input and update value of testResult. |
| doInOrder { |
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userInputValue .set( value , ( NumberDialog( question = Enter an integer between 1 and 3 inclusive. ) ) ); duration = 0 seconds |
| testResult .set( value , ( ! ( ( ( userInputValue >= 1 ) && ( userInputValue <= 3 ) ) ) ) ); duration = 0 seconds |
| } |
| } |
| // Execute this code when testResult is false. |
| doTogether { |
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// Penguin speaks, turns, and walks away. |
| penguin .say( Thanks, I'm outa here. ); duration = 20 seconds |
| penguin .turn( RIGHT , .375 revolutions ); |
| penguin.walking ( x = 100 ); |
| } |
| } |