Simplified Syntax of Java Statements, so far

< assignment statement > ::=
    < variable > < assignment operator > < expression> ;
    
< assignment operator > ::=  = | += | -= | *= | /=

< if statement> ::=  if (< boolean expression > ) < statement >    

< if-else statement> ::=  
    if (< boolean expression> ) < statement> else < statement>
    
< do-while statement> ::= do { < statement(s)> } while < boolean expression> ;

< while statement > ::= while ( < boolean expression > ) < statement >

< for statement> ::= 
    for ( < variable> = < expression>; < condition>; < inc/decrementation> )  < statement>

< inc/decrementation>  ::= < variable>++ | < variable>-- | ++< variable> | --< variable> 

< inc/decrementation statement>  ::= < inc/decrementation> ;
    
< compound statement> ::= { < statements> } 

< statements>  ::=  < statement>

< return statement>  ::=  return < expression> ;

< break statement>  ::= break ;

< switch statement>  ::= switch ( < variable> 
                        {  case < constant> : < statement(s)>
			   case < constant> : < statement(s)>
			   ...
			   case < constant> | default : < statement(s)>
			}  
			
< dummy statement>  ::=  ;			

< statement>  ::=   < assignment statement> | < if statement> | < if-else statement> 
    | < do-while statement>  | < inc/decrementation statement> 
    | < while statement> | < for statement> | < compound statement> 
    | < return statement>  | < break statement> | < switch statement> | < dummy statement>