Daily 12 | Java Program to Find the Smallest of 3 Numbers

Опубликовано: 03 Июнь 2026
на канале: Code With DD Singh
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Learn how to write a Java program to find the smallest of three numbers using straightforward logic and user input in this comprehensive tutorial. This video is a part of the 'Daily Java Practice' series, designed to help you strengthen your programming fundamentals and build a strong foundation in Java. Whether you’re a beginner or preparing for exams like ICSE Class 10, this video provides a step-by-step explanation of solving this classic problem.

In this video, we will cover:

Understanding the problem: How to compare three numbers to determine the smallest.
Input and output basics: Using the Scanner class to take inputs from the user and display results.
Logical approach: Implementing the comparison logic using if-else statements for accurate and efficient results.
Code walkthrough: A detailed explanation of each line of code to ensure you understand the entire process.
Hands-on coding: Watching the program in action to see how it works when different numbers are entered.
Why This Tutorial Is Valuable:
This exercise is a fundamental programming challenge often asked in exams and interviews. It tests your understanding of:

Using conditional statements like if-else.
Handling user inputs and outputs.
Developing logical thinking to solve similar problems.
We keep the explanations simple and beginner-friendly, so even if you are new to Java, you’ll find it easy to follow along. By the end of the video, you’ll have a clear understanding of how to solve the problem and the confidence to write similar programs independently.

Key Topics Covered:
Introduction to Java conditional statements (if-else).
How to take multiple user inputs in Java using the Scanner class.
Step-by-step implementation of the solution.
Common mistakes to avoid and troubleshooting tips.
Enhancing the program with alternative approaches, such as the ternary operator.
Who Is This Video For?
This video is perfect for:

Java beginners looking to strengthen their coding fundamentals.
Students preparing for ICSE Class 10 computer applications exams.
Aspiring programmers who want to solve real-world problems using Java.
Coders practicing daily challenges to improve their skills.
Related Playlists:
Daily Java Practice: A series of bite-sized tutorials to help you practice Java coding every day.
ICSE 10 Get 100% Marks: Curated content specifically tailored for ICSE Class 10 students to ace their exams with confidence.
Example Problem:
Let’s say you want to find the smallest number among three inputs:

Input 1: 25
Input 2: 45
Input 3: 15
The program will compare these numbers and output 15 as the smallest value.
We will show you how to achieve this step-by-step, ensuring you understand every aspect of the program.

Enhance Your Skills:
To make the most of this tutorial, try these challenges after watching the video:

Modify the program to find the largest number among three inputs.
Use the ternary operator instead of if-else to simplify the code.
Implement a program to find the second smallest number among three.
About the Instructor:
With years of experience in Java programming, we are committed to delivering high-quality tutorials that simplify complex concepts. Whether you are learning Java for academic purposes or professional growth, this channel is your one-stop solution.
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