[Solved] about if and while statement in java programming? [closed]

Question

You can have an if statement in a while statement, etc, and instead of doing else, you can do:

if(!bool) return "bool isn't true";

Instead of doing

if(bool){}else{return "bool isn't true";}

Replace bool with whatever value you want to compare.

You may replace bool with things like x>y(if x is greater than y) or a boolean value that you have defined.

Accepted Answer

You can have an if statement in a while statement, etc, and instead of doing else, you can do:

if(!bool) return "bool isn't true";

Instead of doing

if(bool){}else{return "bool isn't true";}

Replace bool with whatever value you want to compare.

You may replace bool with things like x>y(if x is greater than y) or a boolean value that you have defined.