Where we use curly braces and where we use colon in java.

Answer 1

1. Semicolon (;) is used to end a statement.
System.out.print("java") ;

2. Curly braces ( } ) is used after declaring a method or class.

class Sololearn {
public void code(){
System.out.print("hi");
}
}

Answer 2

Maninder Singh In my opinion, by using curly braces in if-else statements, it will increase code readability😉.

Answer 3

colon is used in switch case:

Answer 4

Maninder Singh if there's only 1 statement inside an if or else or whatever, it's not necessary to use curly braces. If there are multiple statements you need to use them.

Answer 5

Muhd Khairul Amirin Bin Yaacob why we use curly braces in if else because it works without curly braces.

Answer 6

You can write 1000 lines of code in Java on a single line since Java is a free form language , provided they are terminated by semicolons (;)

As for curly braces {}
They are mainly used for Defining methods and class declarations