Java Statement type

 Public classTest { Public Static voidMain (string[] args) {System.out.println ("Test is OK"); //T value entered by the customer        intt = 100; //Statement        if(T < 18) {System.out.println ("Very small."); }        Else {            if(T < 30) {System.out.println (Young people); }            if(T > 90) System.out.println ("Too old."); } System.out.println (Welcome); //If there is no {}, only the next statement is affected, and if you need to influence multiple statements, you need to enclose it in {}. {} stands for scope        intW = 2; String s= "10";//jdk1.7 Support for strings above version        Switch(s) { Case"0": System.out.println ("Today is Sunday");  Break;  Case"1": System.out.println ("Today is Monday");  Break;//If break is removed, execution continues down until a break is encountered//two different cases, the same result, can be removed break, penetrate to the next layer         Case"2": System.out.println ("Today is Tuesday");  Break;  Case"3": System.out.println ("Today is Wednesday");  Break; default: System.out.println ("Incorrect input");  Break; }                //Loops    inti = 10;  while(I > 0)        {            if(i = = 8) {i--; Continue; } System.out.println ("*"); if(i = = 5)             Break; }                         Do{System.out.println (i++); }         while(I < 10);//"Do" loops at least once,System.out.println ();  for(intm = 0;m < 10; M + +)        {            if(m = = 8)Continue; System.out.println ("M =" +m); }        //TODO Auto-generated method stubs    }}

Java Statement type