This document provides an overview of conditionals in Java, including if statements, if-else statements, if-else if statements, nested if statements, and conditional operators. It explains the syntax and usage of each with examples.

This document provides a lesson on Java conditional statements. It defines if, else if, else, and switch statements and provides examples of their syntax and use. The lesson objectives are to know what a conditional statement is, differentiate the …

Apr 10, 2025 · This resource offers a total of 160 Java Conditional Statement problems for practice. It includes 32 main exercises, each accompanied by solutions, detailed explanations, and four related problems. [ An Editor is available at …

Teach if-else statements, nested ifs, and logic errors with this ready-to-use computer science resource! Designed for high school programming courses or AP Computer Science A, this lesson is a game-changer for introducing students to decision-making in Java.

This lesson introduces Java's conditional statements (`if`, `else if`, `else`), as well as the `break` and `continue` statements within loops. It explains how these constructs can control the flow of a program, providing practical examples and use cases to illustrate their applications in developing efficient and robust code.

Understand the purpose of control statements in Java. 2. Identify and use different types of control statements: conditional, looping, and jump statements. 3. Write basic Java programs utilizing control statements effectively. Lesson Outline. Introduction (10 Minutes) Objective: Introduce control statements and their purpose.

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evaluate a conditional statement and predict the outcome, given an input. write conditional statements, defining criteria for when a program should take certain actions. Materials, Resources and Preparation

LESSON PLAN: Object Oriented Programming using Java Discipline : Computer Engineering Faculty : Pooja Semester : 4th Duration : 16 WEEKS(22 March 2021 to 02 July 2021) Work Load : Lecture : 4 Lecture per week Practical: 6 (G1) + 6 (G2) hours Lab per week eks Week Week Day Theory Week Day Practical (Group: G1, G2)

In this lesson we take our first look at the conditional statements available in Java. Conditional statements allow us to evaluate an expression and execute some code dependant upon the outcome. There are two conditional statements we can use with Java, the if Construct covered here and the switch Construct which we will cover in the next lesson.