Statements are equivalent to sentences in Natural Languages. A Statement forms a complete unit of execution. The following types of expressions can be made into a statement by terminating the expression with a semicolon (
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1. Assignment expressions
2. Any use of ++ or --
3. Method invocations
4. Object creation expressions
Such Statements are called Expression Statements.
Examples :
a = 8933.234; assignment statement
a++; increment statement
System.out.println("Hello JAVA !"); method invocation statement
Account acc = new Account(); object creation statement
- There are two other kinds of Statements :
1. Declaration Statements : A Declaration Statement declares a variable.
2. Control Flow Statements : Control Flow Statements regulate the order in which Statements get executed.
.1. Assignment expressions
2. Any use of ++ or --
3. Method invocations
4. Object creation expressions
Such Statements are called Expression Statements.
Examples :
a = 8933.234; assignment statement
a++; increment statement
System.out.println("Hello JAVA !"); method invocation statement
Account acc = new Account(); object creation statement
- There are two other kinds of Statements :
1. Declaration Statements : A Declaration Statement declares a variable.
2. Control Flow Statements : Control Flow Statements regulate the order in which Statements get executed.
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