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  • 5.6: Advanced Topics

      • 5.6.1: Nesting Control Structures

        • Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 17: Nesting Loops and Ifs" >

          Please read this chapter, which discusses how control structures such as loops and if statements can be combined together to implement program logic.

        • Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Fill in the Blanks Exercise for Nested Loops and Ifs" span>

          Please complete the fill in the blanks exercise. Think of the correct response to fill in the blank, or write your answer down on a separate piece of paper. Then, click on the blank to reveal the correct answer.

      • 5.6.2: Variable Scope within a Control Structure

        • Hobart and William Smith Colleges: David Eck's "Introduction to Programming using Java: Section 3.1 Blocks, Loops, and Branches"

          Read this page, which explains the variable scope in different control structures such as a block, while loop, and branching statement such as the if statement.

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