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Using if, if else, and while statements in Java.

Learn about conditional statements.

IF Statements People make decisions every day. For example before you go outside you kind of have an IF statement that says, IF ...

Branching statements allow us to make decisions, or in other words to run certain sections of code but not others. The most ...

Java Switch Case Statement.

We learn about conditional and biconditional statements. Meant to be watched before or after reading Chapter 2 of the open ...

When should you use braces around the body of an if/else? (Spoiler alert: always.)

Now that we have a basic understanding of decision structures, let's dive deeper into conditional statements. We'll look at more ...

Java Tutorial: If Else Statement Logical decision making is unavoidable in any programming language including Java. You have ...

Programs can do different things depending on whether a condition is true or false by using the if and else statements.

You can put an if inside an if block, or an if inside an else block. This video explains how it works.

When should you use braces around the body of an if/else? (Spoiler alert: always.)

In this course, our style guidelines tell you to *always* use braces with if statements. This video explains the problems you could ...

Nesting if/else statements to test multiple conditions -- and a convenient shortcut for writing such statements.

Some decision structures require you to put if statements inside if statements. That's called a “nested if” statement.

Java Tutorial: Switches in Java Switches in java is a really important concept to learn. When you have more than a few continuous ...

The switch statement could also be implemented as an if-else if-else if-elsif-else collection of statements It's just that the switch ...

Python lets you put if statements inside of if statements. We'll examine some examples of that in this video.

Java doesn't always have to evaluate both operands of a compound condition. See how it can “short circuit” the evaluation.

Use of && (and), || (or), and ^ (exclusive or) to combine conditions.