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Control Flow Structures in C: Branching and Iteration

C is a structured programming language built upon three fundamental patterns: sequential execution, selection, and repetition. The language provides dedicated constructs for each pattern. Selection is implemented through if and switch, while repetition is handled by for, while, and do while. A state...

Control Flow: Branching and Looping Constructs

Single-Branch Selection Executes a statement or block if a condition evaluates to true. if (condition) { // Code to execute if condition is true } Example: Check if a number is positive. int number = 10; if (number > 0) { // This block will run } Dual-Branch Selection Provides an alternative path...