Decision-making using Selection Control Structure

The Process of Making Decisions in a Program - SELECTION STRUCTURE

In any part of every process, each has the capability and freedom to make choices - a one to make to you decide on something. You cannot be able to stick on a single way - there should always be alternatives.

In the first article about the sequential structure, we always deal with a single process. But programs do not always work on that way. What if for example scenario, you want to create a program that will identify the remarks of a student either he is passed or failed - greater than or equal to 75 for passed and the lower is the failed remark. Sequential cannot be able to achieve this.

In this section, we are going to deal more with conditional statements using selection structure.

Conditional Statements

Conditional Statements are statements that check an expression that may or may not execute a statementor group of statements. C++ supports two types of statements: if and switch statements.