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Section 3 of 9

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15 questions

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Selection and Iteration Flowcharts

Selection and iteration flowcharts: left side shows an IF-ELSE flowchart with a decision diamond branching to two paths (True path and False path) that both rejoin below, right side shows a WHILE loop flowchart with a decision diamond where the True path loops back up and the False path exits the loop, demonstrating the structural difference between conditional execution and repeated execution

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Making DecisionsSelection StructuresVideo LessonDeep Dive: Nested IF Statements

Practice Questions for Selection (IF Statements)

Which programming construct is used to make a decision based on a condition?

  • A. FOR loop
  • B. IF statement
  • C. WHILE loop
  • D. Function definition
1 markfoundation

Explain the difference between using ELSEIF and using nested IF statements to test multiple conditions.

3 marksstandard

Quick Recall Flashcards

When use ELSEIF?
When you have multiple conditions to check
When use SWITCH?
Comparing one variable against many specific values

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