Conditionals

Control Flow in Modula-2

Control flow determines the order in which statements execute. As an imperative, procedural language, Modula-2 offers a complete and remarkably clean set of structured control statements - a direct …

Control Flow in Mojo

Control flow determines the order in which your program’s statements run—which branches execute, how many times a block repeats, and when to stop early. Without it, a program is just a straight …

Control Flow in J

Most languages treat control flow as the backbone of a program: you branch with if, you repeat with for and while, and you walk through data one element at a time. J supports all of these structures, …

Control Flow in Java

Control flow is how a program decides what to do next. Instead of running every line top to bottom, control flow lets your code branch based on conditions and repeat work with loops. Mastering it is …

Control Flow in JavaScript

Control flow is how a program decides what to do and how many times to do it. Without it, code would simply run top to bottom with no branching or repetition. JavaScript gives you a familiar, …

Control Flow in Julia

Control flow determines the order in which your program executes statements—which branches it takes and how often it repeats work. Julia provides a familiar set of structured control-flow constructs ( …

Control Flow in Kotlin

Control flow is how a program decides what to do next: which branch to take, which block to repeat, and when to stop. Kotlin keeps the familiar if, for, and while from Java but reshapes them around …

Control Flow in Go

Control flow determines the order in which your program’s statements run. It is how a program makes decisions and repeats work. Go takes a deliberately minimal approach here: where most …

Control Flow in Groovy

Introduction

Control flow is what gives a program its decision-making power—the ability to choose between paths, repeat work, and react to data. Groovy inherits the familiar control structures of Java …

Control Flow in Hare

Control flow is how a program decides what to do next — branching on conditions and repeating work. As an imperative systems language in the C tradition, Hare uses familiar structured constructs: if/ …