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Conditional Statements:

If-else statement: if else statement can be used for executing a group of statements based on a
condition.

Syntax :
if (condition) {
statements1; if block

else {
statements2; else block

satisfied
If the condition is satisfied then it will be executing if block and if the condition is not
then it will be executing else block.

Program 4:
class IfElseDemo {
publicstatic void main(Stringl] args) {
int n = 89;
if (n%2 == 0) {
System.out.println("Even Number");

else {
System.out.printin("Odd Number");

Rule 1: Specifying the condition to if else statement is mandatory and it should be of boolean type
(either a condition or boolean variable or boolean value).
Rule 2: Specifying the else block is optional.
Rule 3: Specifying the ( }is optional. If we don't specify the {}then it will consider only one
statement, and that one statement is mandatory. If we want to consider multiple statements then
Specifying the {} is mandatory. Within the (} we can specify any number of statements.
Rule 4: In if else statement we cannot execute both the blocks and we cannot
skip both the
blocks, it willalways execute exactly one block.

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