Java Program #30 - Find LCM of Two Numbers in Java

Java Program to Find LCM of Two Numbers in Java
In this video by Programming for Beginners we will learn to write Java Program to Find LCM of Two Numbers, using Java Tutorial videos.
In this program, you'll learn to check if a number entered by a user is even or odd.
This will be done using if...else statement. You can also use ternary operator in Java
LCM full form is Least common multiple, which is the smallest number that is divisible by two numbers entered by user
Example:
Numbers entered by user = 72 and 120
LCM = 360
Since 360 is the least number that is the multiple of both these numbers
Another formula to find LCM:
LCM = (number1 * number2) / GCD
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[@DurgaPrasad-mg1ut]

thank you bro ......its a simple and clear explanation............

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great explanation man!!!🙌

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Thank you Sir! I appreciate it.
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[@neerajkhanduri2860]

You dont need to do lcm++, its just doind some unwanted comparisons. Rather you should do a forloop (starting at i=1) and set the updation part to lcm*i .

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teaching is nice sir please explain more questions sir

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