In C, what should be used to pick between two sets of instructions? for loop do
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Question
In C, what should be used to pick between two sets of instructions? for loop do while loop if else if statement if else statement During normal program execution, a true condition is assigned a value of I and a false condition is assigned a value of -1. True False What is the best structure to we to stop a divide-by-zero calculation and quit the program? while for if cannot be done In C, which are not relational operators? - + > != What B wrong with the following if() statement, if anything > if(a==5): printf("The value of a is five "):Explanation / Answer
Answers :
1. if/else statement
2. False
3. cannot be done
4. - and +
5. if(x==5); will terminate its condition here itself, because of semicolon. Printf statement doesn't depend on if statement. If statement doesn't do anything.