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Java Programming Event III – Loops, Repetition, and Control Structures

Duration: 1 Hour
Level: Beginner
Format: Live Human Online Event with Guided Demonstrations
IDE Used: IntelliJ IDEA

Event Schedule (1 Hour)

  • Welcome & Concept Review
    How variables and conditions lead naturally into repetition

  • Topic 1: Why Programs Repeat Tasks
    Understanding repetition in real-world problems

  • Topic 2: Java Looping Structures
    Using loops to control execution

  • Topic 3: Live Demonstration
    Following loop execution in a Java program

  • Wrap-Up, Q&A & Next Steps

Event Description

Java Programming Event III introduces how Java programs perform repetitive tasks using looping and control structures. This live session focuses on understanding why repetition is essential in programming and how Java controls repeated execution safely and predictably.

Rather than emphasizing syntax memorization, this event highlights program logic and flow. You’ll see how Java uses loops to process multiple items, repeat calculations, and automate tasks while maintaining strict control over execution.

By the end of the hour, you’ll be able to follow loop-based logic confidently and understand how repetition fits into larger Java programs.

Topic Areas

Topic 1: Repetition in Real Applications

Learn how repetition appears in everyday software—processing lists, validating input, or running repeated calculations—and why loops are fundamental to automation.

Topic 2: Core Java Loop Concepts

Explore Java’s looping structures at a high level, including how loops start, continue, and stop. This section focuses on understanding execution flow and avoiding common pitfalls.

Topic 3: Live Java Loop Walkthrough

Watch a guided walkthrough of a Java program in IntelliJ IDEA that uses loops to perform repeated tasks. You’ll follow execution step by step to see how values change during each iteration.

Who This Event Is For

  • Attendees of Java Programming Events I and II

  • Beginners learning Java control structures

  • Developers curious about automation concepts

  • Anyone wanting to understand repeated execution in Java

What You’ll Gain

  • Clear understanding of why loops exist

  • Insight into how Java controls repetition

  • Confidence reading loop-based Java code

  • Preparation for deeper Java programming topics

Other Java Programming Events

This 1-hour event introduces repetition and control flow.
Additional Java events expand on this foundation by covering:

  • Methods and code organization

  • Object-oriented programming concepts

  • Working with collections and data

  • Building structured Java applications

Java Programming Event III moves Java from simple logic into real-world program behavior.