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What are decision-making statements used for in programming languages?
Decision-making statements are used to evaluate one or more conditions and make the decision whether to execute a set of statements or not.
What are the two types of control structures provided by C for branching/selection/decision making statements?
C provides if, if: else, if else ladder, nested if, and switch statements for branching/selection/decision making.
Define branching in the context of programming.
Branching is when a program breaks the sequential flow and jumps to another part of the code.
Give an example of a looping/iterative statement in C programming language.
An example of a looping/iterative statement in C is 'while'.
Explain the concept of nested if in decision-making statements.
Nested if is a situation where an if statement is present inside another if statement. It is used for making complex decisions based on multiple conditions.
Test your knowledge of decision-making statements in programming with this quiz. Explore how to evaluate conditions and control the flow of program execution with branching and looping.
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