Overview
Flow control in Java determines the order in which statements, instructions, or function calls are executed or evaluated. It helps developers manage program execution based on conditions, loops, and decision-making constructs. In Java, flow control is broadly categorized into three types:
Decision-Making Statements
Looping Statements
Jump Statements
In programming, decision-making statements help the computer choose what to do based on conditions. It’s like making choices in real life.
If you want to execute certain statements repeatedly we can go for the “for loop”. For loop is one of the control flow statements.
Jump statements are used to control the flow of loops by transferring control to different parts of the program.
There are 4 ways we can help you become a great backend engineer:
Join 1000+ backend engineers learning backend engineering. Build real-world backend projects, learn from expert-vetted courses and roadmaps, track your learnings and set schedules, and solve tasks, exercises, and challenges.
The “MB Academy” is a 6-month intensive Advanced Backend Engineering BootCamp to produce great backend engineers.
If you like posts like this, you will absolutely enjoy our exclusive weekly newsletter, sharing backend engineering resources to help you become a great Backend Engineer.
Find over 2,000+ tailored international remote backend jobs or reach 50,000+ backend engineers on the #1 Backend Engineering Job Board.