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Hello Everyone!Now we will discuss about the switch statement. It is a kind of Selective Flow statement that tests the equality of a variable or expression with a list of Values,also called cases ,and execute the cases which satisfies the condition till there is a break or end of switch statement.There can also be a default case which executes when no other case matches with the variable.For example:- int main() { int n; cout<<"Enter Your Marks in C++ out of 10="; cin>>n; switch(n) { case 10:cout<<"Grade=O";break; case 9:cout<<"Grade=A+";break; case 8:cout<<"Grade=A";break; case 7:cout<<"Grade=B+";break; case 6:cout<<"Grade=B";break; case 5:cout<<"Grade=C";break; case 4:cout<<"Grade=D";break; case 3: case 2: case 1:cout<<"Grade=F";break; default:cout<<"Absent"; } return 0; } In the above...
Hello Everyone.Sorry for a Long Delay. By the way,Now we are going to discuss about Flow of control(of a program). Flow of Control is a way in which a program is compiled and executed.It can be a bunch of statements Within braces ending with a semicolon or it can be selective or repetitive. Sequential Flow is as mentioned above a bunch of statements ending with semicolon within braces.For Example:- int main() { statement1; statement2; return 0; } Selective Flow includes if-else and switch statements which verifies a condition/text expression in order to execute the statements enclosed under it.The usage of if-else and switch statements is Shown in the Example.Example:- int main() { int a,b,c; cin>>a>>b; cout<<"\n1.Maximum\n2.Minimum\nEnter your Choice="; cin>>c; switch(c)//verify Condition { case 1:if(a>b)//text expression-Condition cout<<a; ...