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Added relativity equation in Java #76

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17 changes: 17 additions & 0 deletions physics/relativity_equation/java/RelativityEquation.java
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/**
* Created by robertoduessmann on 03/10/17.
*/
public class RelativityEquation {

private static final double SPEED_LIGHT = 299792458;

public static double getEnergy(double mass) {
double energy = mass * Math.pow( SPEED_LIGHT, 2 );
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Do you need a local variable when we just return immediately?

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Yeah, let's do that. It's clear this is energy. Maybe have a comment saying e = m*c^2

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Great, don't need!
I created only to try be clearer, but isn't necessary... I will remove 👍

return energy;
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
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Remove this function

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Nice, I've created only to test :)

System.out.println( getEnergy( 10 ) );
}

}