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    The document discusses different types of operators in programming including arithmetic, relational, logical, and conditional operators. It provides examples of each operator type and their operands and outputs. Truth tables are shown for logical operators. Operator precedence is covered along with an example of using parentheses to evaluate a complex expression based on precedence. The concepts of program flow, dry running code, and pseudocode are also introduced. Finally, a bibliography with references on algorithms and Java programming is provided.

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    Operator

    TIM DOSEN IMPLEMENTASI


    ALGORITMA
    Operator
    1. Arithmetic operator
    2. Relational operator
    3. Logical operator
    4. Conditional operator
    Arithmetic Operator
    1. Operan : Numerik, [String]

    2. Output : Numerik, [String]


    Relational Operator
    1. Operan : Numerik, karakter, string.

    2. Output : Boolean.
    Logical Operator
    1. Operan : Boolean.

    2. Output : Boolean.

    3. Jenis
    a. && (logical AND)
    b. & (boolean logical AND)
    c. || (logical OR)
    d. | (boolean logical inclusive OR)
    e. ^ (boolean logical exclusive OR)
    f. ! (logical NOT)
    Tabel Kebenaran
    AND True False OR True False
    True True False True True True
    False False False False True False

    XOR True False NOT True


    True False True True False
    False True False False True
    Operator Precedence
    Operator Precedence
    Berikut ini terdapat ekspresi yang kompleks,
    (6%(2*5))+(4/((2+88)-10)
    6+(4/(80)
    ekspresi di atas dapat ditulis ulang ddengan memberikan tanda kurung berdasarkan prioritas
    operator
    Runutan (sekuensial)
    Alur eksekusi program  dijalankan dari atas ke bawah, sesuai urutan baris, kecuali terdapat
    perintah untuk melakukan percabangan atau perulangan.

    Contoh :
    ◦ Alur resep masakan
    ◦ Alur prosedur operasi
    ◦ Alur prosedur registrasi
    ◦ Alur program juga sama….
    Dry Run
    Melakukan proses debug terhadap alur program.

    Melihat perubahan nilai pada program.

    Dilaksanakan per-baris aksi/statement


    Dry Run
    int A=1, B, C=10;
    A = 10; Baris A B C
    B = 12; 1 1 0 10
    A = B; 2 10 0 10

    C = B + A; 3 10 12 10
    4 12 12 10
    System.out.println(A);
    5 12 12 24
    B=input.nextIn()// input 4
    6 12 12 24
    7 12 4 24
    Daftar Pustaka
    1. Cormen, T. H., Leiserson, C. E., Rivest, R. L., & Stein, C. (2009). Introduction to Algorithms Third
    Edition. Cambridge: The MIT Press.

    2. Sedgewick, R. (2002). Algorithm in Java: parts 1-4 Third Edition. Boston: Pearson Education, Inc.

    3. P. Deitel and H. Deitel, Java How To Program 9th Edition, Prentice Hall, 2011.

    4. Poo, Danny, Derek Kiong, and Swarnalatha Ashok. Object-Oriented Programming and Java, 2nd
    Edition. Springer, 2010.

    5. Wu, C. Thomas. An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Java. McGraw-Hill, 2009.

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