#16 Need For Loop in Java

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In this lecture we will learn:
- What are loops in Java?
- Different kinds of loops
- Need for loops in Java
#1
Loops in Java is a feature used to execute a particular part of the program repeatedly if a given condition evaluates to be true.
- We use loops, when we have to execute a same statement multiple times.
- In Java, we have different types of loops:-
1. while loop
2. do while loop
3. for loop
- Different type of loops have different kind of use- cases like a finite number of times or based on some condition.
#2
Need of loops in Java:-
- It reduce the size of the code.
- Loops make an easy flow of the control.
- Loops reduce the time complexity and space complexity.
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[@thekishoreworld]

Please provide API and API testing

[@MohdAdnani]

00:36 confirmed that sir was backbencher 🤣🤣

[@pradeepkanakala8713]

can we use system.out.println(hello); instead of system.out.println(x."hello");

[@abhijithtm1318]

yes you can. the x: is just a prefix inserted by vs code

[@Gagantarak]

@@abhijithtm1318 its not wporking in intellij

[@anushalekhireddy9732]

Yes you can , just add double quotes around hello. System.out.println("hello"); That .x is just a suggestion made by vs code

[@cgc8570]

Y using x: in system.out.println()?

[@pranavsharma5395]

it automaticalyy by vs code suggestion extension so ignore it

[@cgc8570]

@@pranavsharma5395 okay thanks bro

[@sivaramakrishnan4368]

That X is suggestion provided by VS code, so ignore that

[@dilshansalpadoru5416]

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[@webmobile21]

I think this example can do with recursion as well. class Application { public static void main(String[] args) { Sample.sayHi(); } } class Sample { static int count = 0; public static void sayHi() { if (count == 4) return; else{ System.out.println("Hello"); ++count; sayHi(); } } }