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if(some boolean expression) { .. }
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else if(another boolean) { .. }
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else { ... }
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while(any boolean) { /* Do Stuff */ }
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do { /* What to do */ } while(another boolean);
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for(expression1; booleanexpression ; expression2) { ...}
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naturally starts with expression1, applies expression2 at end of each loop, and continues as long as booleanexpression true
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switch (expression) { /* Just as in C */
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case Constant1: /* Do following if expression=Constant1 */
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/* Bunch of Stuff */
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break;
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case Constant2: /* Do following if expression=Constant2 */
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/* Bunch of Stuff */
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break; /* ....... */
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default:
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/* Bunch of Stuff */
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break;
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}
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