Loops - Introduction

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Tutorial: Loops - Introduction

The purpose of loop statements is to repeat Java statements many times. There are several kinds of loop statements in Java.

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The purpose of loop statements is to repeat Java statements many times. There are several kinds of loop statements in Java.

while statement - Test at beginning
The while statement is used to repeat a block of statements while some condition is true. The condition must become false somewhere in the loop, otherwise it will never terminate.

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