Welcome to the seventh lesson in our “Java From Scratch” series! In this lesson, we will be exploring two essential control structures in Java: the while loop and the for loop.
Loops are used to repeat a block of code multiple times, making it easier to perform repetitive tasks in our programs. The while loop is a simple loop that continues to execute a block of code as long as a certain condition is true. On the other hand, the for loop is a more complex loop that allows us to specify the number of times we want the loop to execute.
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In this lesson, we will cover the syntax and usage of both the while loop and the for loop in Java. We will also discuss some best practices for using loops and provide examples to help solidify your understanding.
Overview about Our Java Lesson 7
Four 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 understanding of how to use loops in your Java programs and how to choose between the while and for loops based on your specific needs. So let’s dive in and get started!
Lesson Content
- Loops
- Java While Loop
- The Do/While Loop
- Java For Loop
- Nested Loops
- Java For Each Loop
- Java Break
- Java Continue
- Break and Continue in While Loop
- Break Example
- Continue Example
Lesson Format
Nu Of Pages
4 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)
Lesson 6 PDF (Java If Else and Switch)
