Week2_Homework_Collections

public with sharing class WeekTwoHomework {

    
        public static void conditionalsExercise() {

        Boolean result;

        // 1. Write a comparison statement that evauates to false and assign the result to our result variable
        //Don't forget to maintain indentation!
		 result = 6 > 8;

        // 2. Declare another boolean variable and write a comparison that evaluates to true, assign it to your variable
		Boolean result2 = 7 > 3;

   
    public static void listsExercise() {
        //You do this part!

        //1.  Declare a list of Strings called myStringList
        List <String> myStringList = new List <String>();

        //2.  Add three string values to your list and print it out in the debug log
        myStringList.add('Saturn');
        myStringList.add('Venus');
        myStringList.add('Mars');
        
        System.debug ('Three planets from the solar system are ' + myStringList[0] + ', ' + myStringList[1] + ', and ' + myStringList[2] +'.');
	
	//OR:
	 System.debug ('Three planets from the solar system are ' + myStringList + '.');

        //3.  Print out the third value in your list of strings using list indexing.
        System.debug('My favorite solar system planet after Earth is ' + myStringList[2] + '.');

        //4.  Declare a list of integers and add the values 1,2,3,4,5 all in one line
        
                     Integer[] myIntegerList = new Integer[]{1, 2, 3, 4, 5};

    }


}

Great work..Liked the way you printed the elements of the list using the index and the list all together..solid understanding of List 👍