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Java : Control Flow Statements

Java : Control Flow Statements

Statements in java source code generally executed from top to bottom, in the order they appear. However, with control-flow statements, that order can be interrupted to implement decision making, branching or looping so that the Java program can run particular blocks of code based on certain conditions. Control flow statements categorize as below:

Decision-making statements: if-then, if-then-else,

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Java : if-else-if Statement

Java : if-else-if Statement

The if-else-if statement is the decision-making statement, Use If the if-statement conditional statement execution result is false then control will reach to check conditions for an else-if statement. If the result is true, block associated with else-if statement will execute otherwise control will reach to else block. We can add multiple else-if statements consecutively.

Syntax:

if(test_expressi…

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Java: if-else Statement

The if-else statement is the decision-making statement, Use with conditional expression execution result is true then only the block associated with if statement will execute otherwise control will reach to else block.

Syntax:

if(test_expression) { //execute your code } else { //execute your code }

Note : In if-elsestatement else is an optional clause. Below is the format without the else…

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Java : Decision Making Statements

Java : Decision Making Statements

All the program statements in java executed sequentially in the order in which they appear. This order of execution can change when there is used jumping statements or the repetition of certain statements or any decision making statements.

These are some decision making statements:

if Statement

if-else statement

else-if statement

switch statement

Below is the syntax for each decision making…

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