OCA Java SE 8 Programmer I Certification Guide by Mala Gupta

Author:Mala Gupta
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: Manning Publications

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5.1.2. Missing else blocks

What happens if you don’t define the else statement for an if construct? It’s acceptable to define one course of action for an if construct as follows (omitting the else part):

boolean testValue = false; if (testValue == true) System.out.println("value is true");

But you can’t define the else part for an if construct, skipping the if code block. The following code won’t compile:

But an empty code block that follows if works well:

boolean testValue = false; if (testValue == true) {} else System.out.println("value is false");

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