Welcome to our exploration of how to combine Java loop structures with conditional statements. By merging these elements together, your loops will be supercharged, enabling them to perform versatile actions based on different conditions.

Before charging forward, it's essential to revisit the foundation: loops. Within the vast cosmos of Java, we've navigated two primary types of loops: the for and while loops.

A for loop iterates a predetermined number of times, much like a reliable spaceship following a set route:

The while loop, on the other hand, repeats actions until a specified condition turns false:

Let's now revisit the if-else construct, which is Java's machinery for making decisions.