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Y9 – AU1.4 – Conditional Sequences and Relational Operators
| 📝 Do It Now |
| Answer each of the following: (1) Explain the difference between integer and float data (2) Explain why we cast data from a user input (3) Write the code for casting the value of a variable to integer data |
🎯 Learning Objectives
| 1) We will be able to explain the following terms: Relational Operator | Conditional Sequence | Branching Conditional Sequence 2) We will be able to identify the different relational operators used by conditional sequences. 3) We will be able to construct a simple conditional sequence that compares two numeric values 4) We will be able to construct a branched conditional sequence that compares one numeric value against multiple other values |
🎓 Understanding Relational Operators
⌨️ Activity 1 – Relational Operators Quiz
| (1) Click this link to complete the quiz about relational operators (2) Screenshot your result and paste it into OneNote (3) Give it the title Activity 1 (4) Write corrections for any questions you got wrong |
⌨️ Activity 2 – Working With Conditional Sequences
| (1)Open this link to access the code for Activity 2 (2)The code requires you to: a) Cast both inputs to an appropriate data type b) Use the most appropriate relational operator on line 15 c) Add code in for Task C and Task D (you can copy the code for Task B), making sure the most appropriate relational operator and messages are used. (3)Screenshot your complete code into OneNote, with the title Activity 2 |
⌨️ Activity 2 – Extension
| (1)Open this link to access the code for Activity 2 Extension (2)Complete all tasks outlined in the code comments (3)Screenshot your complete code into OneNote, with the title Extension |
📖 Branched Conditional Sequences
⌨️ Activity 3 – Branched Conditional Sequences
| (1)Open this link to access the code for Activity 3 (2)Read through the comments in the code, then attempt both tasks (3)Screenshot your complete code into OneNote, with the title Activity 3 |
