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What is the purpose of including an else clause in an if statement?
What is the purpose of including an else clause in an if statement?
- To make the code more readable
- To execute alternate code when the conditional expression in the if statement is true
- To combine multiple conditions in a single if statement
- To execute alternate code when the conditional expression in the if statement is false (correct)
Which file should be the output of the given code snippet: if (x > 5) { } else { }?
Which file should be the output of the given code snippet: if (x > 5) { } else { }?
- sample13.html (correct)
- activity08.html
- activity07.html
- sample14.html
When is the else block of an if...else statement executed?
When is the else block of an if...else statement executed?
- When the conditional expression in the if statement is false (correct)
- If there is a syntax error in the if statement
- When there is no else block
- When the conditional expression in the if statement is true
What will happen if there are two else blocks after an if statement?
What will happen if there are two else blocks after an if statement?
In an if...else statement, what happens if the conditional expression evaluates to true?
In an if...else statement, what happens if the conditional expression evaluates to true?
What is the purpose of including an else clause in an if statement?
What is the purpose of including an else clause in an if statement?
What happens if the conditional expression in an if statement evaluates to false?
What happens if the conditional expression in an if statement evaluates to false?
What output will be generated by this code: if (x < 0) { print('Negative'); } else { print('Positive'); }?
What output will be generated by this code: if (x < 0) { print('Negative'); } else { print('Positive'); }?
When is an else block not required in an if...else statement?
When is an else block not required in an if...else statement?
In an if...else statement, what will happen if both the if and else conditions are true?
In an if...else statement, what will happen if both the if and else conditions are true?
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