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Program 11:  Write a program to print Touchpad 10 times.

                 1   public class ForLoop
                 2   {
                 3       public static void main(String args[])

                 4       {
                 5           int i;
                 6           for(i=1; i<=10; i++)

                 7              {
                 8              System.out.println("Touchpad");
                 9              }

                 10      }

                 11  }
                 The preceding program prints the word ‘Touchpad’ ten times.




                          Factbot

                   The for-each loop in Java is a simpler way to iterate over elements of an array or a collection, like an ArrayList.
                   It is also known as an enhanced for loop. The syntax of for-each loop is as follows:

                   for (dataType item : collection)
                   {
                       // body of loop
                   }



                 OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING


                 Object-Oriented programming is another way of programming.  It follows a Bottom-Up approach and
                 emphasises more on data rather than functions.

                 It splits the program into a number of entities, known as objects. It increases the ability to deal with
                 complex software problems—particularly for developing and maintaining large real-life applications
                 and data  arrangements.
                 Using this technique of writing source code makes it easy to create different objects from a common
                 structure.  This common structure is usually called a blueprint or class and the objects that are created
                 are called instances.

                 Java, C++, C#, Python are some commonly known Object-Oriented Programming languages.












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