Building Dynamic Applications with Control Statements in Java

 

Building Dynamic Applications with Control Statements in Java


Control Statements:
Control Statements are used to ramdom execution of the program .In java lamguage these are classified into following types.
1.Conditional Statements
2.Looping Statements
3.Unconditional Statements

Conditional StatementsConditional statements are used check the condition whether it is true or false.
In java language these opeatrs are classified into following types.
1.if condition
2.if else condition
3.else if condition
4.nested if condition
5.switch expression

if condition’if’ is a keyword in java language .Which is used to execute one block of statements by negleting some other statements.
Syntax:

if(Condition)
{
..
..
..
}

In the above syntax ‘if’ condition is true the statements of ‘if’ block is execute.’if’ the condition is false program terminate

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https://sateeshm.com/java-conditional-statements.html

Control Statements:
Control Statements are used to ramdom execution of the program .In java lamguage these are classified into following types.
1.Conditional Statements
2.Looping Statements
3.Unconditional Statements

Conditional StatementsConditional statements are used check the condition whether it is true or false.
In java language these opeatrs are classified into following types.
1.if condition
2.if else condition
3.else if condition
4.nested if condition
5.switch expression

if condition’if’ is a keyword in java language .Which is used to execute one block of statements by negleting some other statements.
Syntax:

if(Condition)
{
..
..
..
}

In the above syntax ‘if’ condition is true the statements of ‘if’ block is execute.’if’ the condition is false program terminate

https://sateeshm.com/java-conditional-statements.html

https://sateeshm.com/java-conditional-statements.html

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