Welcome to the sixth lesson in our “Java From Scratch” series! In this lesson, we will be exploring the world of control structures in Java, specifically the Java if else statement and the switch statement.
Control structures are essential in programming as they allow us to make decisions and control the flow of our programs. The if-else statement is one of the most commonly used control structures in Java, allowing us to execute different code blocks based on certain conditions.
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The switch statement is another control structure that is useful when we have multiple conditions that need to be evaluated. It provides a concise way of writing code and can be more efficient than using multiple if-else statements.
In this lesson, we will cover the syntax and usage of both the if-else statement and the switch statement in Java. We will also discuss some best practices for using these control structures and provide examples to help solidify your understanding.
Overview about Our Java Lesson 6
Five pages of summary in PDF format to start learning the Java language from the beginning for a series of lessons that we will complete together to master the Java language
By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid grasp of how to use if-else and switch statements in your Java programs. So let’s dive in and get started!
Lesson Content
- Java If … Else
- Java Conditions
- The if Statement
- The else Statement
- The else if Statement
- Java Short Hand If…Else
- Java Switch
- Java Switch Statements
- The break Keyword
- The default Keyword
Lesson Format
Nu Of Pages
5 Pages
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Java From Scratch Lessons
Lesson 1 PDF (Java Getting Started)
Lesson 2 PDF (Java Output, Comments, and Variables)
Lesson 3 PDF (Java Data Types and Casting)
Lesson 4 PDF (Java Operators and Strings)
Lesson 5 PDF (Java Math and Booleans)
