Using nested statements - Procedures, functions, and parameters

Nested statements involve placing one control structure inside another, such as an if inside a for loop.

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A nested statement is used to execute complex logic that depends on multiple conditions.

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Nested if statements can only have two levels of nesting.

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Using nested statements always improves code readability and efficiency.

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Nested loops are commonly used for working with multidimensional data structures like arrays.

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Indentation is optional when writing nested statements in Python or similar languages.

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A procedure is a reusable block of code that does not return a value.

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Functions are blocks of code designed to perform a specific task and always return a value.

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Both procedures and functions can accept parameters to process data dynamically.

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Parameters allow values to be passed into procedures and functions, but they cannot return values.

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