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Java if else

The if-else statement is one of the widely used control flow statements while programming.

Java if else

                         

The if-else statement is one of the widely used control flow statements while programming. It lets the program execute a set of statements enclosed within the "if" block only if the certain condition evaluates to true otherwise program executes statements of "else" block. So it provides the facility to the programmer to handle the condition based programming.

Syntax for if-else:

if (booleanexpression)
{
/*Statements*/
}
else{
/*Statements*/
}

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