The document discusses different types of control structures in Java programming. There are three main types: conditional branches like if/else and switch statements; loops like for, while, and do-while to repeatedly run code; and branching statements like break and continue to alter loop flow. Specific examples are provided to illustrate if/else statements, the ternary operator, switch cases, and using break and continue in loops.
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4. CONTROL STRUCTURE
There are three types in Java:
If/else/else if, ternary operator and switch.
Loops that are used to iterate through multiple values/objects
and repeatedly run specific code blocks.
The basic loop types in Java are for, while and do while.
Branching Statements, which are used to alter the flow of
control in loops
5. There are three kinds of control structures:
• Conditional Branches, which we use for choosing
between two or more paths. There are three types in
Java: if/else/else if, ternary operator and switch.
• Loops that are used to iterate through multiple
values/objects and repeatedly run specific code
blocks. The basic loop types in Java are for, while and do
while.
• Branching Statements, which are used to alter the flow of
control in loops. There are two types in
Java: break and continue.
6. 2. If/Else/Else If
• The if/else statement is the most basic of control structure
but can also be considered the very basis of decision making
in programming.
• While if can be used by itself, the most common use-
scenario is choosing between two paths with if/else:
if (count > 2) { System.out.println("Count is higher than 2"); }
else { System.out.println("Count is lower or equal than 2");
}Theoretically, we can infinitely chain or nest if/else blocks
but this will hurt code readability, and that's why it's not
advised.
• We'll explore alternative statements in the rest of this
article.
7. 3. Ternary Operator
• We can use the ternary operator as a shorthand expression that
works like an if/else statement.
• Let's see our if/else example again:
• if (count > 2) { System.out.println("Count is higher than 2"); }
else { System.out.println("Count is lower or equal than 2"); }We
can refactor this with a ternary as follows:
• System.out.println(count > 2 ? "Count is higher than 2" : "Count
is lower or equal than 2");While ternary can be a great way to
make our code more readable, it isn't always a good substitute
for if/else.
8. 4.Switch
• If we have multiple cases to choose from, we can use
a switch statement.
• Let's again see a simple example:
• int count = 3; switch (count) { case 0:
System.out.println("Count is equal to 0"); break; case 1:
System.out.println("Count is equal to 1"); break; default:
System.out.println("Count is either negative, or higher
than 1"); break; }Three or more if/else statements can be
hard to read. As one of the possible workarounds, we can
use switch, as seen above.
9. 5.Loops
• We use loops when we need to repeat the same code
multiple times in succession.
• Let's see a quick example of
comparable for and while type of loops:
• for (int i = 1; i <= 50; i++) { methodToRepeat(); } int
whileCounter = 1; while (whileCounter <= 50) {
methodToRepeat(); whileCounter++; } Both code blocks
above will call methodToRepeat 50 times.
10. 6. Break
• We need to use break to exit early from a loop.
• Let's see a quick example:
• List<String> names = getNameList(); String name = "John
Doe"; int index = 0; for ( ; index < names.length; index++) { if
(names[index].equals(name)) { break; } }Here, we are looking
for a name in a list of names, and we want to stop looking
once we've found it.
• A loop would normally go to completion, but we've
used break here to short-circuit that and exit early.
11. 7. Continue
• Simply put, continue means to skip the rest of the loop we're
in:
• List<String> names = getNameList(); String name = "John
Doe"; String list = ""; for (int i = 0; i < names.length; i++) { if
(names[i].equals(name)) { continue; } list += names[i]; }Here,
we skip appending the duplicate names into the list.
12. Different control structure:
The basic Control Structures in programming languages are:
Conditionals (or Selection):
which are used to execute one or more statements if a
condition is met. Loops (or Iteration):
which purpose is to repeat a statement a certain number of
times or while a condition is fulfilled.
13. Control statements in Java:
• Decision Making Statements.
• Simple if statement.
• if-else statement.
• Nested if statement.
• Switch statement.
• Looping statements.
• While.
• Do-while.