<prompt> Hlalosa hore na Java Statement ke eng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what a Java Statement is. . Response in English: A Java statement is a single instruction, usually a line of code or a step, in a Java program that performs a specific task or action. Java statements can create or manipulate variables, perform logical operations, control the flow of the program, or interact with the user, among other functions. They usually end with a semicolon ; and can be grouped together into larger structures such as methods, classes, or loops. A statement is different from an expression in that an expression is a combination of values, variables, and operators that evaluate to a single value, while a statement performs a task without returning a value. For example, an assignment statement assigns a value to a variable or changes the value of the variable, and a conditional statement controls the flow of the program based on a specific condition. . Response in Sesotho: Polelo ea Java ke taelo e le ngoe, hangata mola oa khoutu kapa mohato, lenaneong la Java le etsang mosebetsi kapa ketso e itseng. Lipolelo tsa Java li ka theha kapa tsa laola lintho tse fapaneng, tsa etsa tsebetso e utloahalang, tsa laola phallo ea lenaneo, kapa tsa sebelisana le mosebedisi hara mesebetsi e meng. Hangata li qetella ka semicolon ; me li ka hlophisoa hammoho ka likarolo tse kholoanyane tse kang mekhoa, lihlopha, kapa loops. Polelo e fapane le polelo ka hore polelo ke motsoako oa boleng, mefuta-futa, le basebetsi ba lekanyetsang boleng bo le bong, ha polelo e etsa mosebetsi ntle le ho khutlisa boleng. Ka mohlala, polelo ea kabelo e fana ka boleng ba ho fetoha kapa ho fetola boleng ba ho fetoha, me polelo e nang le maemo e laola ho phalla ha lenaneo ho itšetlehile ka boemo bo itseng. 