So for example my highest number is 100 and my lowest number is 0 but if I add 300 for instance it will just go to the limit which is 100 and not over. How can I achieve this?
There's other methods as well however either way what OP wants is stupidly simple and they'd get a general idea by looking at java tutorials. They could of easily googled their question as well...
It's going over the limit I set it to. I'm adding it every second in a repeating scheduler. Code (Text): int num1 = 0 int num2 = 200 int toAdd = 100; int result = Math.max(num1, num2 + toAdd );
That is because I was extremely stupid and meant to do this: Code (Text): int num2 = 200 int toAdd = 100; int result = Math.min(num2, num2 + toAdd ); Agreed, but since this is such a small piece of code, why not just give it to him? I mean, this is a thing of 2 minutes for me; and I guess the problem here is the formulation. "Add a number between two numbers" is just not gonna give you a good result on any search engine. So I figured, instead of having to make him search for hours because the formulation is kind of off; I'd just give him the solution.
// value must be between MIN_VALUE and MAX_VALUE value = value > MAX_VALUE ? MAX_VALUE : value < MIN_VALUE ? MIN_VALUE : value; // value must be between 0 and 100 value = value > 100 ? 100 : value < 0 ? 0 : value; is another way, also "java limit number to range" or similar would give the right results
You just got an answer ^^^ using ternary operators. Code (Java): value = value > MAX_VALUE ? MAX_VALUE : value < MIN_VALUE ? MIN_VALUE : value; // Could also be written as.. if (value > MAX_VALUE) { value = MAX_VALUE; } else if (value < MIN_VALUE) { value = MIN_VALUE; } // .. or even.. value = Math.max(MIN_VALUE, Math.min(value, MAX_VALUE)); so now you've been provided multiple ways to achieve what you desire. it's not rocket science :x
