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How to define control flow statements in JShell in Java 9?
JShell is a new interactive command-line tool introduced in Java 9. This tool can also be called REPL (Read-Eval-Print-Loop) because it takes input, evaluates it and returns output to the user via command-line.
We can execute multiple-line control flow statements using JShell the same as Java. The control flow statements like If-else statement, for-loop and while-loop can also be executed in JShell. It recognizes multiple-line statements are prompts with the symbol “…>” to indicate to enter the next line statement.
Example of If-Else statement
jshell> int distance = 50
distance ==> 50
jshell> if(distance < 30) {
...> System.out.println("It's near");
...> } else {
...> System.out.println("It's far");
...> }
It's far
jshell>Example of While Loop
jshell> int i = 10
i ==> 10
jshell> while(i < 25) {
...> System.out.println(i + " ");
...> i++;
...> }
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jshell>Example of For Loop
jshell> String names[] = {"Adithya", "Jai", "Raja", "Chaitanya", "Ravi", "Surya"}
names ==> String[6] { "Adithya", "Jai", "Raja", "Chaitanya", "Ravi", "Surya" }
jshell> for(String name : names) {
...> System.out.println(name);
...> }
Adithya
Jai
Raja
Chaitanya
Ravi
Surya
jshell>
Updated on: 26-Feb-2020
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