Chapter 5: Statements in Java


There are quite a few different types of statements in Java. A statement is a command to the Java interpreter.
Often a statement is equal to a line of source code, but there are statements that span over several rows too.
This chapter will bring up and explain the different types of statement that exists in the Java language.

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