If-else statement controls program flow in C++. Runs through conditions from top to bottom until true. Can be nested within other if-else statements. No limit on number of conditions per statement
Conditional statements control program flow based on conditions. If-else and switch are fundamental programming constructs. Both statements evaluate conditions and execute corresponding code blocks
Selection statements control program flow based on conditions. If-else statements are part of the branching statements category. Decision-making statements allow program execution based on conditions
Switch case tests variable against case values to determine code block execution. If-else statements nest conditions under if and else blocks
Python statements execute sequentially by default. Control structures redirect program execution order. If statements execute based on condition truth
Conditional statements execute instructions based on Boolean expressions. Switch statements handle multiple branches in conditional logic