if statement - How to make "if" condition change automatically depending on Command Line Argument in Java? -

in code, if condition should change depending on command line argument. example in code below:

int = integer.parseint(args[0]);  (int = 0; < 100000; i++) {   if (a == 2)      if ((i % 25 == 0) || ((i+1) % 25 == 0)        //   else if (a == 3)     if ((i % 25 == 0) || ((i+1) % 25 == 0) || ((i + 2) % 25 == 0))        //   //... } 

if command line argument increases, number of conditions inside "if" should increase well. "if" condition depends on command line argument can between 1 , 50. need optimal way avoid writing "if" condition 50 times.

if don't mind using boolean flags, can this:

boolean matched; (int iter = 0; iter < a; iter++) {     if ((i + iter) % 25 == 0) {         matched = true;         break;     } } if (matched) {     //... } 

i haven't tested this, should work. loop through and, every number iter between 0 , a-1, inclusive, check if i+iter mod 25 zero. if is, sets flag true, regardless if already. emulates action of ||, goes through each and, if true, stop comparing , return true. if wanted &&, set matched true default, false if fails , break.

you wrap in method if you'd like:

boolean functionnamehere(int a, int i) {     boolean matched;     (int iter = 0; iter < a; iter++) {         if ((i + iter) % 25 == 0) {             matched = true;             break;         }     }     return matched; } 

depending on how i , a set up.