Add the variable name as ‘path’.
Copy the path of the JDK bin directory.

Click ok.

Congratulations, you have successfully added a Java path.

Now that you have created a java path, you must master all the fundamental concepts in Java and start working on the skills to become a java developer. It takes a lot of practice and guidance to master advance java development because of its vast concepts. To kick-start your learning you can enroll to Edureka’s Java certification program which will help you in mastering all the skills and concepts to become a java developer.

What is for loop in java and how to implement it?
While programming, if a situation arises where you specifically know how many times you want to iterate a particular block of statements in your code, go for a “for” loop. In this article let’s learn about how to implement for loop in Java Programming Language.

What is for loop?

Programmers usually use loops to execute a set of statements. For loop is used when they need to iterate a part of the programs multiple times. It is particularly used in cases where the number of iterations is fixed!

For a better understanding, let me give you a pictorial representation!

Here, after initialization, the condition that you have assigned in the code is scanned, in case the condition is true, it would increment/decrement (according to your code) the value, and again iterate the code according to the condition that you have assigned. But, if your condition is false, it will exit the loop.

After this theoretical explanation, let me show you the syntax of the for loop!

The syntax is pretty simple. It goes as follows
Statement 1: condition before the code block is executed
Statement 2: specifies the condition for execution of the code
Statement 3: condition once the code has been executed

To make things clearer, let us implement the above-explained syntax in a Java code.
The code written below depicts how for loop is implemented in Java Language

I have taken a simple code to get you all acquainted with the concept of for loop. Inside the for loop, there are three statements that I have talked about in the previous segment. I hope you can now relate to them easily!

Firstly, Int i=0, is the initialization of an integer variable whose value has been assigned to 0.
Secondly, i<5 is the condition that I have applied in my code
Thirdly, i++, means that I want the value of my variable to be incremented.

After understanding the working of for loop, let me take you to another concept, that is Java nested for loop!

Java nested for loop

If you have a for loop inside a for loop, you have encountered a Java nested for loop. The inner loop executes completely when the outer loop executes.

I am presenting an example to show you the working of a Java nested for loop.

Example
A Java code for a nested for loop:

Now that you have understood the concept of a nested for loop, let me show you a very famous example that you might have heard of! The pyramid examples!

Pyramid Example: Case 1

Moving on with next example.

Pyramid Example: Case 2

I am sure that you would be familiar with these two patterns.

This brings us to the end of this ‘For Loop in Java’ article. I hope the concept of “for loop in Java” is clear to you now. We will keep digging the Java world together. Stay tuned!

What is a While Loop in Java and how to use it?

Java language offers you to work with several loops. Loops are basically used to execute a set of statements repeatedly until a particular condition is satisfied. Here, I will tell you about the ‘while’ loop in Java. The topics included in this article are mentioned below:

What is while loop in Java?
- Syntax of while loop
- Practical Demonstration
What is an Infinite while loop?
- Syntax of infinite while loop
- Practical Demonstration

Let’s begin!