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Continue Statement in Java Now let’s have a look at the continue keyword. Well, the continue keyword is another keyword that is useful at times. As the name of the keyword says it all, here, when we use the continue keyword, it does mean skip. Nothing more complicated. If you want to skip a certain […]

Break Statement In Java As the name of the keyword says, the break keyword is used for breaking out of the loop usually. If you are familiar with the concept of switch statements, you might have seen this break keyword there as well. Here, we are going to use the break keyword in the context

Break And Continue Statement in Java The break and continue are two keywords, which are pretty much useful at times. We are going to explore these keywords, and have a look at how and where, and when can we use these keywords.

Do While Loop Java Well, this is just another kind of loop, with the advantage that this is going to run at least once, even if the condition is false the first time. When we observed about while loop, or the for loop, they can be found in a situation when the loops don’t execute

While Loop in Java Well, the while loop is another type of loop, and we can easily understand the related concept. In fact, we can understand it even better, if we say something like – while this condition is true, do something(this something is possibly a block of code). Well, as soon as the condition

For Loop in Java The basic idea of looping is to execute something repeatedly for a number of times, or till some condition is satisfied. We simply identify the block of code which needs to be run repeatedly and put it inside the loop. Here, first, we will explore the for a loop. But before

Looping in Java Well, at times, it happens that there is some code, which is needed to be executed a number of times. For example, just imagine that you want to print hello 15 times, or maybe 100 times or even more. One thing that you can do is just write the instruction for printing

Switch statement in Java Well, we now know about the if-else conditional statements. Here we are going to start one more type of conditional statement which are switch statement. Well, switch statements are usually a choice of use when we need to switch through different cases (choices) for some situations and evaluate some cases out

Ternary operator in Java Well, this is a more simplified version of an if-else statement, and it is more readable and understandable. We use this in the cases where our code is short and we want to keep it readable. We are not supposed to use this operator in complicated code since it can leave

Nested if else in Java At times, we might require to nest the if and else, which means that sometimes, we are required to write if inside an if, or something like that. For example, if we are checking if someone is eligible to vote, we would check 2 things basically, like if the person