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Java Part 2: Syntax

In this, part two of this ten part series on Java, Chris looks at the Java language syntax, variable declerations, truth conditions, loops and more. He finishes by wrapping everything up into a simple Java function.

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By: Chris Noack

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November 27, 2001

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Java Part 2: Syntax - Putting it all together
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Here's a function in Java pseudo code to help wrap this tutorial up:

void printSomeNumbers()

{

int var = 0;

for( ; var <= 100 ; i++ )

{

if( var <= 50 )

{

// print var's value

}

else if( var >= 60 )

{

// print var's value

}

}

}

This simple Java pseudo function will print out the numbers from 0 to 100, except the numbers between 51 to 59.

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