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Programming Control Structures in Java - Article
Java - Control Structures
Most of the programming languages use control structures to control the flow of a program. The control structures include decision-making and loops. Decision-making is done by applying different conditions in the program. If the conditions are true, the statements following the condition are executed. The values in a condition are compared by using the comparison operators. The loops are used to run a set of statements several times until a condition is met. If the condition is true, the loop is executed. If the condition becomes false, the loop is terminated and the control passes to the next statement that follows the loop block. Read More... |
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