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Things we have learned in this module:
- We can write compound Boolean expressions which use both/and or either/or/orBoth operators to combine conditions which can control our if/else statements.
- There can be more than one way to create a code that does something. For example:
- A compound boolean expression made up of conditions put together with either/or/orBoth could also be created by nesting if statements inside each other (checking for the other parts of the expression in the else portion of the if/else statement)
- A compound boolean expression made up of conditions put together with both/and could also be created by nesting if statements inside each other (checking for the other parts of the expression in the true portion of the if/else statement)
Sample questions you should be able to answer after this module:
[Q9.6.1]: If we wanted to also allow out car to drive toward the pineTree in the car world, how would you modify the if statement condition from section 2?
[Q9.6.2]: How would you write an if statement using a compound boolean expression that does the exact same thing as the code below:
[Q9.6.3]: If I wanted to re-write the following code using one if statement with a compound boolean expression -- would that expression use both/and or either/or/orBoth?
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