From now onwards use DrJava to write your programs, compile and run it.
It is very handy and easy to use.
Download it from here :
http://www.drjava.org/
You will find compile and run buttons in drjava. Hence it is easy to use.
There may be situations where we have to execute a piece of code several times. For this looping is used. There are 3 kinds of loops in java :
1.)for loop
i=0;
Here we have assigned the value of integer i variable to 0.
So it will start from 0.
i<=5; (i is less than or equal to 5)
i will start from number 0 and will stop when its value becomes 5.
if it was i<5; (i is less than 5) then it will stop when its value becomes 4
i++ (will increase the value of i with 1, note that 1st time it will not increase the value of i)
2.)while loop
I have assigned value of i to 1.
now while loop will execute the piece of code until the condition is true. Here the condition is if i is less than or equal to 5 it will print the value of i.
i++ willl increment or increase the value of i by 1 each time the loop is executed.
3.)do while loop
I have done the same thing here.
Initially do while loop will execute whatever is between the { } without checking for any condition.
Then it will check for conidtion i.e. while(i<=5)
Whereas in case of while loop it will initially check the condition and then go ahead only if the condition is true.
See the video for better understanding...
It is very handy and easy to use.
Download it from here :
http://www.drjava.org/
You will find compile and run buttons in drjava. Hence it is easy to use.
There may be situations where we have to execute a piece of code several times. For this looping is used. There are 3 kinds of loops in java :
- for loop
- while loop
- do while loop
1.)for loop
i=0;
Here we have assigned the value of integer i variable to 0.
So it will start from 0.
i<=5; (i is less than or equal to 5)
i will start from number 0 and will stop when its value becomes 5.
if it was i<5; (i is less than 5) then it will stop when its value becomes 4
i++ (will increase the value of i with 1, note that 1st time it will not increase the value of i)
2.)while loop
I have assigned value of i to 1.
now while loop will execute the piece of code until the condition is true. Here the condition is if i is less than or equal to 5 it will print the value of i.
i++ willl increment or increase the value of i by 1 each time the loop is executed.
3.)do while loop
I have done the same thing here.
Initially do while loop will execute whatever is between the { } without checking for any condition.
Then it will check for conidtion i.e. while(i<=5)
Whereas in case of while loop it will initially check the condition and then go ahead only if the condition is true.
See the video for better understanding...
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