I decided to assign the value of the first variable which is number 30 to my first value.
OK.
And in line 49 I decided to output the value of this first variable to the console.
So as you can see here on disvalue here is the result of execution of this line of code here.
OK and here I told the computer to output the value of their first valuable to the console.
So as you can see here this is the value of their first value.
OK.
So now I want to actually change these values.
So now I want to actually assign the incremented value of the first valuable to my second variable.
OK.
So I can just type in here plus operator and assignment operator.
And then I can actually put a value here.
For example number four.
OK.
So now if I run my project as you can see here the value of my second valuable and the value of my first
variable is changed here.
OK.
So here I actually added four values to the value of my first variable and then I assigned the result
of this operation here to my second value.
OK.
And in line 47 I actually decided to output the value of my second variable to the console which is
54.
OK.
And in line forty eight.
As you can see here again I decided to actually assign the value of the first variable to my first value.
OK.
So here are the value of the first variable.
As you can see here in line 46 is changed.
I added the four values to the value of my first variable.
OK.
So in line forty eight the value of the first variable is 44.
OK.
And I assigned this value with the value of the first variable.
To my first variable and in line 49 I decided to output the value of their first variable to the concert.
As you can see here.
OK.
So I could write this operation like this.
First variable assignment operator first variable OK plus four.
So as you can see here there is nothing ront to actually write your codes like this.
OK.
Here actually referred to an end to the name of my second variable here.
OK.
And here I actually decided to add four values to the value of my first variable.
OK.
And then the result of this operation here will be assigned to my second variable.
OK.
And if I don't on my project as you can see again it's going to output this value to the console The
Cafferty File.
OK.
Because I actually incremented the value of my first value by 4 in line 46 the value of the first variable
is changed.
OK in line forty eight.
When I actually assign the value of the first variable to my first variable because I actually changed
the value of the first value but in line 46 the value of the first variable is going to be the value
of the first variable.
OK.
As you can see here it is number 44.
OK.
And in line 49 I decided to output the value of the first variable to the console as you can see here
34.
OK so here let me actually change this operation here to a first variable plus assignment operator and
for.
OK.
So for example I can actually subtract five values from the value of the first value.
Ok so I just need to put in minus operator and assignment operator OK.
And then I can subtract for example 10 values from the value of the first variable and then the result
of this operation here will be assigned to the first variable here.
OK so now let me actually run my project and you can see this is the value of my first value.
I actually declared I actually declared my variable in line 40.
OK.
And in line 44 I actually assigned a value to my value but number 40.
OK.
As you can see here and in line 45 I decided to output the value of the first variable to the concert.
As you can see here this value here is the result of execution of this line of code here.
OK.
And in line 46 by the assigned value to my second value of an object I declared my second variable in
line 41.
OK.
And then I assigned a value to my second variable in line 46.
OK.
As you can see here I added four values to the value of my first variable and then I assigned the value
of this operation here to my second value.
Ok this statement here I have this expression.
Here is the same as this expression here.
OK.
It doesn't make any difference if you actually write your code like this or like this.
OK.
So and in line 47 I decided to output the value of my second variable to the console.
So as you can see here in the console are disvalue is 54.
And this value is the result of execution of this line of code here.
OK.
In line 47 I decided to output the value of my second valuable to the console.
OK.
Which is 44 as you can see here.
OK.
And in line forty eight.
As you can see here I assigned a value to my first value.
So I declared my first variable in line 42.
OK.
And in line forty eight I decided to actually assign a value to my first value.
So as you can see here I subtracted 10 values from the value of the first variable and then I assigned
the result of this operation here to my first variable.
And then in line 49 I decided to actually output the value of the word valuable to the console.
So as you can see here it's going to output this value to the console 24.
So first the value of the first value bet is filthy.
OK.
As you can see here.
OK.
And in line 46 I actually added the four values to the value of the first variable.
As you can see here and then in line 47 I decided to output the value of the second value to the console.
So this is 34.
OK.
And in line forty eight I actually subtracted 10 values from the value of the first variable.
So the value of the first variable now is 44 and I want to actually subtract 10 values from the value
of the first value.
OK so the fourth minus 10 is twenty four.
OK.
As you can see here.
So in line 49 I decided to output the value of the first variable to the console.
So this is the value of the first variable.
So again let me actually create a comment that you can actually write this expression like this.
First valuable OK assignments operator first valuable minus turn OK.
And at the end of your statements always make sure that you put the semicolon OK.
Otherwise the eclipse is going to actually complain.
So as you can see let me actually explain to you what's going on here.
So in light 40 I actually declared my first variable as you can see here.
OK.
And in line 41 I actually declared my second valuable and in line 42 I declared my first rowdier.
OK.
And in line 44 as you can see here in line 44 I decided to actually assign a value to my first value.
But as you can see here.
OK.
And in line 45 I decided to output the value of my first variable to the console.
So this is the value of my first value.
OK this this value here is the result of execution of this line of code here.
OK.
So and in line 46 I decided to actually assign a value to my second value.
OK.
So this is how I actually assigned a value to my second value.
But I decided to actually add four values to the value of my first variable.
OK.
And then I assigned the value of this operation here to my second value.
So first I actually added four values to the value of my first value which is first which is 50 so 50
plus four is actually 44.