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The purpose of the while statement is to repeat a group of Java statements many times.

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The purpose of the while statement is to repeat a group of Java statements many times. It's written just like an if statement, except that it uses the while keyword.

General Form
The while statement has this form:

while (condition) {
statements to repeat while the condition is true
}
Condition is true or false
The value of condition must be true or false (ie, a boolean value). It is often a comparison.


 

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