Using if and if/else Statements
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When should two 'if' statements be used?

  • When both conditions cannot be false
  • When the conditions are not related
  • When only one condition can be true
  • When both conditions can be true or both can be false (correct)
  • What is the advantage of using 'if/else' statements when one condition cannot be true if the other is true?

  • It makes the code more readable
  • It reduces code redundancy (correct)
  • It provides better variable scoping
  • It improves the documentation
  • What will be printed if 'num' is 2 in the given example for 'if/else' statement?

  • num is odd
  • num is even (correct)
  • num == 0
  • num < 0
  • How should the conditions be set if using a chain of 'if' statements?

    <p>Conditions should be non-overlapping</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the provided 'if' statement example, what will the output be if 'num' is 0?

    <p>No output</p> Signup and view all the answers

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