Question

Distinguish between conditional control and unconditional control statements

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Conditional Statements are the statements which will get executed once and it is not repetitive like a for loop. It will not check the loop condition again after it gets execute.

Conditional Statements are the statements which will get executed once and it is not repetitive like a for loop. It will not check the loop condition again after it gets execute.example:

Conditional Statements are the statements which will get executed once and it is not repetitive like a for loop. It will not check the loop condition again after it gets execute.example: int i = 5;

Conditional Statements are the statements which will get executed once and it is not repetitive like a for loop. It will not check the loop condition again after it gets execute.example: int i = 5; if(i==5)

Conditional Statements are the statements which will get executed once and it is not repetitive like a for loop. It will not check the loop condition again after it gets execute.example: int i = 5; if(i==5) {

Conditional Statements are the statements which will get executed once and it is not repetitive like a for loop. It will not check the loop condition again after it gets execute.example: int i = 5; if(i==5) { COUT<<"THIS IS CONDITIONAL STATEMENT";

Conditional Statements are the statements which will get executed once and it is not repetitive like a for loop. It will not check the loop condition again after it gets execute.example: int i = 5; if(i==5) { COUT<<"THIS IS CONDITIONAL STATEMENT"; }

Conditional Statements are the statements which will get executed once and it is not repetitive like a for loop. It will not check the loop condition again after it gets execute.example: int i = 5; if(i==5) { COUT<<"THIS IS CONDITIONAL STATEMENT"; }if,if...else,switch are the conditional statements whereas for,while,do...while are the control statements.