: State true or false
1. Conditional statements are used to choose and execute a group of instructions depending on the
outcome of a decision.
2. There is a limit on how deeply the ifs can be nested.
3. Entire if-else cannot be put in the body of the if statement.
4. There is always one logic for all the computational problems.
5. As compare to if-else, ? and : gives more concise and clean form.
5. The switch is a multiway branching statement.
7. If you don't use break statement in the switch statement, Java compiler flags a syntax error,
The switch statements cannot be nested; because conflicts arise between the case values in the
inner switch and those in the outer switch.
The case value of switch must be a literal (i.e., constant).
5. Java compiler flags an error, when a if() statement is used without else.
.. There must be an else statement with every if( ) statement.
. It is mandatory to enclose all the expressions of for statement in parentheses.
The if-else statement can check more than one conditions.
One or more than one if() statements present within one if() statement is known as nested if().
The absence of break statement switch-case causes the fall through situation.
The series of if-else-if statement in a program is known as if-else-if ladder.
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1) True
2) True
3) False
4) True
5) False
6) False
7) True
8) True
9) True
10) False
11) False
12) True
13) False
14) True
15) False
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