This section introduces one of our most versatile tools to date: the if statement, which will allow to selectively run lines of code as needed. Due to the nature of Java, certain elements of a Java ...

When CodeQL extracts code, it will create an abstract syntax tree (AST), and based on the AST it will create a control flow graph (CFG) to capture the order of execution. The CodeQL standard library ...

In this post, we’ll explore how to use if statements in Java. Essentially, an “if statement” is what you use for “flow control.” If statements allow for branching code that lets programs ...

This article’s proposed strategy nicely complements this pattern in recovering the response to the original request and, as such, helps preserve a consistent flow of control in Web applications.

This paper presents static analyses for two types of implicit control flow that frequently appear in Android apps: Java reflection and Android intents. Our analyses help to resolve where control flows ...

Although decompiling Java bytecode is easier than bytecode, many Java decompilers cannot recover originally lost sources, especially the selection statement, i.e., if statement. This deficiency ...