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The   conditional statement   is a construction that allows a program to perform different computations depending on the value of a Boolean expression. If it is   true , the program performs one computation; otherwise, if it is   false , the program performs another computation. Here are some examples of Boolean expressions:   a > b ,   i - j == 1 , and so on. The conditional statement has different forms. We will use all of them. The single if-case The simplest form of the conditional statement consists of the keyword  if , a Boolean expression, and a body enclosed in curly braces. if  (expression) {      // body: do something } If the expression is  true , the statements inside the code block are executed; otherwise, the program skips them. See the following example. int  age = ...;  // it has a value if  (age >  100 ) {     System.out.println( "Very experienced person" ); } In this example, if the  age  is greater than 100 the

  The   char   type is used to represent letters (both uppercase and lowercase), digits, and other symbols. Each character is just a symbol enclosed in single quotes. char  lowerCaseLetter =  'a' ; char  upperCaseLetter =  'Q' ; char  number =  '1' ; char  space =  ' ' ; char  dollar =  '$' ; This type can represent all characters in all languages as well as some special and computer symbols. It corresponds to the  Unicode  (UTF-16) format. Unicode is a computer encoding methodology that assigns a unique number for every character. It doesn't matter what language, or computer platform it's on. This is important in a global, networked world, and for computer systems that must accommodate multiple languages and special characters. Unicode truly unifies all of these into a single standard.

  In this topic, we will discuss one of the most famous operations in programming:  increment . It is used in many programming languages including Java to increase a variable by one. Fun fact: this operation is used in the name of C++, and signifies the evolutionary nature of the changes from C. 1. Using ++ and -- in Java Java has two opposite operations called increment ( ++ ) and decrement ( -- ) to increase/decrease the value of a variable by one. int  n =  10 ; n++;  // 11 n--;  // 10 The code above is actually the same as below. int  n =  10 ; n +=  1 ;  // 11 n -=  1 ;  // 10 2. Prefix and postfix forms Both  increment  and  decrement  operators have two forms which are very important when using the result in the current statement: prefix  ( ++n  or  --n ) increases/decreases the value of a variable before it is used; postfix  ( n++  or  n-- ) increases/decreases the value of a variable after it is used. The following examples demonstrate both forms of i

  Hey Are you wanna try Android 11 with MIUI with the latest security patch? So, it is for you. This is a ported Xiaomi.EU ROM from Redmi 9T with latest patches from Xiaomi.EU Disclaimer​ Do everything at your own risk. I am not responsible for your dead or bricked device! Bugs​ SystemUI sometimes restarts due to new notifications is come. (Sometimes) Fingerprint works but if you touch the fingerprint sensor in a sleep state, the device is not wake up but fingerprint works when the device is awake. Stock camera app crashes while saving a photo from the back sensor, but if you choose to pro mode no crash, and also if you are shot by the front camera no crashes. ​ Optimization​ DT2W works Better gaming performance More RAM available. Memory extension feature All MIUI 12.6 Feature I have well tested this port and have found these above bugs. I recommend never flash any custom kernel as this may cause instability. How to flash