Java Selection
Published • Jan 1, 1998
NobleIDNI2P41W47R20S35
Authors:
William J. Buchanan
Abstract
A decision is made with the if statement. It logically determines whether a conditional expression is TRUE or FALSE. For a TRUE, the program executes one block of code; a FALSE causes the execution of another (if any). The keyword else identifies the FALSE block. In Java, braces ({ }) are used to de...
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