Java Imports and Loops

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Imports are important because they allow the developer to understand what is being used within a project.

Loops are important to programming because it gives the developer the ability to shorten their lines of code.

Imports:

Source: Java Imports

What are they?
    - Imports give Java the advantage of pre-built classes and methods that can perform many functions such as  
    reading a content file or comparing different dates. The classes are organized into packages that must be  
    imported into a project in order to be used. Imports will almost always be located at the top of the files code.  

Loops:

Source: Java Loops

What are they?  
    - Loops are a feature that facilitates the execution of a set of instructions until the controlling  
    boolean-expression evaluate to false.   
    
Type of Loops:  
    - for loop:  A for loop is a control structure that allows us to repeat certain operations by incrementing  
    and evaluating a loop counter.  

    - for-each loop: for-each loop is a shortcut version of for-loop which skips the need to get the iterator and  
    loop over iterator using it's hasNext() and next() method.  

    - While loop:  The while loop is Java's most fundamental loop statement. It repeats a statement or a block of  
    statements while its controlling Boolean-expression is true

    - Do-While loop: The do-while loop works just like the while loop except for the fact that the first condition 
    evaluation happens after the first iteration of the loop.