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To handle such flow of control, “if” and “switch case” statements are used.

                                                           Conditional Statement







                                         if statement                              Switch Case
                                         if-else statement
                                         if and only if statement
                                         if else if statement
                                         nested if statement


              Let us see in detail.


              if Statement
              This statement checks a particular condition. If the condition is satisfied, then the statement or a group of statements
              inside the “if” block will be executed.

              Syntax:

                  if(Condition)
                  {
                      Statement 1;
                      Statement 2;
                      .
                      .
                  }



                      Note:  If there is single statement after the condition, then use of curly brackets is optional.




              Flowchart:

                                                                       True
                                                    Condition?




                                                                         Statement
                                                   False





              For example,

              1.  if(a%5==0)
                      System.out.println(a+ " is divisible by 5");
                Here, the control statement checks whether the number stored in the variable a is divisible by 5. If it is divisible, the
                 message will be printed, otherwise, the message will be ignored.




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