Im a javascript developer but out of my requirement to learn Springboot i came here to learn Java. I have a query correct me if im wrong. While comparing for loop and for each i have seen using same for keyword for both forloop and for each. Is it the same keyword but the naming differs because of the type of syntax. please let me know. @hyrtutorials . I want to thank you for your contribution.
Yes buddy exactly. Foreach is also called as extended for loop. We don't use the keyword as foreach rather we use for keyword only. But based on the syntax it identifies which one it is.
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Im a javascript developer but out of my requirement to learn Springboot i came here to learn Java. I have a query correct me if im wrong. While comparing for loop and for each i have seen using same for keyword for both forloop and for each. Is it the same keyword but the naming differs because of the type of syntax. please let me know. @hyrtutorials .
I want to thank you for your contribution.
Yes buddy exactly.
Foreach is also called as extended for loop.
We don't use the keyword as foreach rather we use for keyword only. But based on the syntax it identifies which one it is.