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In Java, we use the first "if" condition, followed by "else if" or "else" conditions. In the provided Java code snippet, only one condition is used within the "else if" block. Printing statements in Java is typically done using "System.out.print". In...

Jul 16, 2022 · 1 min read · balu9117.hashnode.dev  
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[Pavel Morava](https://hashnode.com/@hanpari)

[Jul 16, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/the-difference-between-java-and-phyton-using-conditional-statements/62d2e7ad1f070812ac2ad2bc/comment/62d2ece8e52a5d129a0c0f63)

The Phyton must be a superb language. A pity it doesn't exist.