Key Words in java :

JAVA RESERVED KEY WORDS


Above listed  are reserved keywords  those key words are not posible to provide as method name / classname / variable name , every key word is having special meaning and role to use

NOTE:All the keywords contains only lowercase alphabet symbols

 Keywords for primitive data types :
byte,short,int,long
float,double,char,boolean

Keywords for flow control:
if,else,switch,case,default,while
do,for,break,continue,return

Keywords for exception handling:
try,catch,finally,throw
throws,assert(for debugging purpose,1.4v)

 Keywords for modifiers:
public,private,protected,static,final,abstract
synchronized,native,transient,volatile,strictfp(1.2v)

Class related Keywords:
class,package,import,extends
implements,interface

Object related Keywords:
new,instanceof,super,this
void return type Keyword
if a method doesn’t return anything compulsory we should declare that method with void return type.

Unused Keywords:
goto(usage is considered as harmful)
const(alternately use final)

 Reserved literals:
true
false
null

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