Detailed explanation of java logic control statement examples
1. Java selection structure
1. if (condition)...else structure
When the condition == true, execute the statement under if. Otherwise, execute the statement under else
2, if (condition 1)...else if (condition 2)...else structure (relevant video tutorial recommendation: java video tutorial )
When condition 1==true, execute the statement under if (condition 1); when condition n==true, execute the statement under else if (condition n); when neither is satisfied Execute the statement under else
3. switch (operation statement)...case value structure
When the result of the operation statement == the value of case, enter Corresponding case execution statement
default: No matter which case is entered, as long as there is no break, default will be entered in the end
break: Jump out of the current selection structure. If there is a break in the case entered, then directly Jump out of switch
3.1, without default and no break
3.2, with default and no break
3.3. There is default and break
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