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Onwards, the part three in part to out the code for Case A. And here's what we have so far.

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The user chooses to buy a car and then we check if they can afford it, if they have insurance, have

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a license and a good credit score.

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And if everything checks that, we let them buy a car.

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In this lesson, we're going to add the logic for Case B, selling a car.

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Into the job, a dealership will purchase anyone's car under two conditions, the selling price is lower

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than the car's value and the selling price is lower than 30000 dollars.

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So the first thing I'm going to do is delete this print statement and then the program is going to ask

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the client for the value of their car.

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So print.

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What is your car valued at?

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And because sense aren't relevant in buying or selling cars, you're going to store the value as a whole

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number int value is equal to Scannon extends.

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Now we're going to ask the user how much they're selling the car for, what is your selling price?

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And we're going to store the selling price as a whole, no.

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Scandal next it.

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Now the dealership will buy the car under one condition, the price has to be lower than the car's value

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and lower than 30000.

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I hope this made you think of the end operator.

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So if the value of the car is greater than the price it's being sold at.

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And if the price is less than 30000.

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Then the dealership will buy the car, that is, we're going to print.

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We will buy your car.

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A pleasure doing business with you.

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Otherwise.

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Sorry, we're not interested.

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OK, I think we're ready to run our code.

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We're going to select option B.

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What is your car valued at, let's say 25000 selling price.

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Let's sell it at 20 thousand and the dealership buys my car and that's all.

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Now you have an outlet.

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You buy or sell a car for selling a car.

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You started by picking up two integer values.

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And the values that you enter to make both comparisons, true, so Java and the code inside the statement

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and the dealership bought your car.

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In any case, we should add some blank lines to make the output look better.

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So starting from what is your car valued at, at a blank line at the beginning of each print line statement?

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So again.

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Slash and.

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And another.

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We're in a rerun the code.

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And we're going to choose option B.

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Twenty four thousand selling price of, say, 20000.

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And the output looks really good.

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There you have it, you built an interactive dealership application.

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In this lesson, you added the logic for selling a car if you made it this far.

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I want to congratulate you.

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Now, you have full control over how your code runs using.

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You let the user choose from a list of options and using a false you controlled how the dealership reacted

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based on the user input.

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I think it's time for your big challenge.