if-statements

Learn the syntax for if-statements in Java.

The keyword if can be used to run a block of code only if some condition has the boolean value true. The syntax is like that of C or Javascript: the conditional expression must be wrapped in parentheses, and the statements to be executed should be in curly braces. If you are familiar with those languages, you may wish to skip this section.

Here are a few examples:

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