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if statement in C++

if statement in C++ programming.

C++ else clause.

switch statement in C++.

else if statement in C++.

if statement in C++

if (a == 10) { // code goes here }

In C++, an if statement is used to test an expression for truth. If the expression evaluates to true then the code within the if statement block is executed.

if statement in C++ programming.

if (a == 10) { // code goes here }

In C++, an if statement is used to evaluate an expression. The code block belonging to if is executed if the expression evaluates to true.

C++ else clause.

if (a == 10) { // code goes here }

In C++, we can add an else clause to an if statement. If the condition evaluates to true, code pertaining to if statement is executed. If the condition evaluates to false, code pertaining to else part is executed.

switch statement in C++.

if (a == 10) { // code goes here }

In C++ programming, a switch statement can be used in place of if, else if, else.

It is used in conjunction with case, and the case which matches is executed. default is executed when no case matches.

else if statement in C++.

if (a == 10) { // code goes here }

In C++, to check for multiple conditions, we can have else if statement(s) in between if and else.

Conditionals & Logic
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