Java

  • Java Scanner

    What is the Java Scanner Class? The Scanner class, part of the java.util package, is a simple text scanner used to parse primitive types and strings using regular expressions. It can read input from various sources, including user input from the console, files, and streams. This flexibility makes it a go-to tool for many…

  • Java switch Statement

    What is the switch Statement? The ‘switch’ statement allows you to select one of many code blocks to execute. It’s an alternative to using multiple ‘if-else’ statements when you need to compare the same variable against different values. Here’s the basic syntax/structure of a ‘switch’ statement in Java: Components of a switch Statement Example:…

  • Java Nested if Statement

    What is a Nested if Statement? In Java, a nested ‘if’ statement occurs when you place one ‘if’ statement inside another ‘if’ statement. This allows you to perform multiple layers of conditional checks, making it possible to handle more complex decision-making scenarios. Here’s a basic example to illustrate the concept: In this example, we…

  • Java if then else Statement

    What is an if-else Statement? An if-else statement is a control flow statement that allows you to execute different blocks of code depending on whether a condition evaluates to ‘true’ or ‘false’. This enables you to build logic into your programs, making them more versatile and interactive Syntax of If-Else Statements The basic syntax…

  • Java If Statement

    What is the if Statement? In Java, the ‘if‘ statement is used to evaluate a boolean expression – an expression that results in either ‘true’ or ‘false’. Based on the result of this evaluation, the ‘if’ statement will execute a block of code. If the condition is ‘true’, the code inside the if block…

  • Java Unary Operators

    Definition:Unary Operators are the operators that are performed on a single operand. Syntax:Let’s look at the syntax of the Unary Operators. Learn the following topics before learning Unary Operators.

  • Java Arithmetic Operators

    Definition:Arithmetic Operations is just like it sounds, you can perform the operations on numerical values as well as numerical variables. Syntax:First, let’s see what it looks like when directly printing to console. Now let’s take a look at the Arithmetic Operations using and storing them in a variables. We can also declare two numbers…

  • Java Concatenation

    Definition:Concatenation is the process of combining any and all of data types (strings, integers, doubles or floats, chars, a even a boolean). Syntax:Here is some examples of how concatenation works and when to use it: Homework:Heres a little homework that you can try on your own, try to complete it without looking for help,…

  • Java Boolean

    Java Boolean

    Definition:Boolean data type only holds two values, either true or false. Syntax: Application:Boolean can be used in variety of cases, for example, when you need to check if one value is bigger then the other, which will return you a true or falls. Let’s break it down and see what actually happens when boolean…

  • Java Char

    Java Char

    Definition:Char data type holds only single character value, for example: ‘a’ or ‘A’ or ‘@’ etc. Syntax: Note that char data type must be surrounded by single quotes.