Unit 5 : Decision Control in C

int x = 2;

if (x > 3)

printf("Hello");

else

printf("World");

• Hello

• error

• World

• None

What is the purpose of the else block?

• To execute when the if condition is true

• To terminate the program

• To execute when the if condition is false

• None

int x = 0;

if (x)

printf("True");

else

printf("False");

• True

• error

• None

• False

How many else if blocks can you have in an if-else if ladder?

• Only one

• Two

• Any number

• None

What is the purpose of a break statement in switch?

• It breaks the program

• It terminates the current block and exits the switch

• It skips to the next case

• None

What happens if a break statement is missing in a switch case?

• The program will not compile

• Only the default case executes

• An infinite loop is created

• Fall-through to the next case occurs