Command to end a program

i am creating a program to run various commands. I have added an option where i want the program to end if the user types exit.
does anyone know the command that i need that will actualy close the program

if else ?
if the user enter "exit" then exit the program system.exit()

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> i know how to end a program via the use of
System.exit(0); but if i add that just on its own it
t just closed the program right away, now dont get me
wrong i know that will happen, but what i want to
know is how would i build that into a loop where if
the user selects yes then the program closes and if
the user selects no then the program keeps running, i
know this will be done with a loop. I just dont know
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