Question

How do you make the loop command in Java?is it possible or not

Answer 1

$\textsf{\textbf{Yes}, it is possible to iterate in Java.}$

$\textsf{\Large \textbf{Iterative constructs}}$

  $\text{\textbf{\large For l\symbol{111}op}}$

     $\text{Here, the l\symbol{111}op starts with the given value of a variable. It excetutes the}\\\text{given statement by updating the values of control variable unless the given}\\\text{condition is \textit{false}.}$

     $\text{\textbf{Syntax - }}$

         $\texttt{for (\symbol{60}initial value\symbol{62}; \symbol{60}test condition\symbol{62}; \symbol{60}update\symbol{62}) \{}\\\texttt{\hspace{2em} \symbol{92}\symbol{92} Statements to be exceuted.}\\\textt{\}}$

  $\text{\textbf{\large While l\symbol{111}op}}$

     $\text{It executes a set of statements till a given condition is \textit{true}.}$

     $\text{\textbf{Syntax - }}$

         $\texttt{while (\symbol{60}test condition\symbol{62}) \{}\\\texttt{\hspace{2em} \symbol{92}\symbol{92} Statements to be exceuted.}\\\textt{\}}$

  $\text{\textbf{\large Do - while l\symbol{111}op}}$

     $\text{Same as the while l\symbol{111}op the only difference is that it executes the a set of}\\\text{statements before the condition is checked. If the given condition is \textit{true},}\\\text{the control \symbol{114}epeats the process.}$

     $\text{\textbf{Syntax - }}$

         $\texttt{do \{}\\\texttt{\hspace{2em} \symbol{92}\symbol{92} Statements to be exceuted.}\\\textt{\}\texttt{\:\: while (\symbol{60}test condition\symbol{62});}$