In Java, we don’t need to write “THEN.” Instead, we use an open curly bracket to say that everything that follows is part of that “code block” and should run under the conditions we specify.

How to write declaration statements in Java In a previous article, I introduced variables as a way to store values in your Java code and explained that they must be declared before you can use ...

Iterative logic in our first Java program We would like to keep asking the user to guess the magic number until they get it right. That means we must enclose our conditional logic within the scope of ...