Big Java Late Objects
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Author: Horstmann
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Chapter 4, Problem 6PE
Translate the following pseudocode for finding the minimum value from a set of inputs into a Java
Set a Boolean variable "first" to true.
If the scanner has more numbers
Read the next value.
If first is true
Set the minimum to the value.
Set first to false.
Else if the value is less than the minimum
Set the minimum to the value.
Print the minimum.
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