If/Else Introduction (Logic)

How many choices are possible when using a single if-else statement?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

The "If" Statement is an example of a _________________

• Correctional Statement

• Competitive Statement

• Conditional Statement

• Inquisitive Statement

True/False: The body of an "if" statement will only be executed if the condition is true.

• True

• False

How many "if" statements can a single program have?

• <10

• <20

• <30

• As many as is needed

What happens to the code in the body of an "if" statement if the condition is false?

• The computer determines if it is essential to the program and if it is, then the code is executed anyway.

• The code moves to a coastal city, attempting to find love and start a family. However, low waged and crushing mortgage rates lead to it moving back home where it sits, hoping that one day it will be executed.

• The code is skipped.

• The code stages a revolution and attempts to take over the program, ultimately unsuccessfully, which leads to it not being executed.

Which of these can be paired with an "if" statement to represent other outcomes of a scenario?

• or

• else

• but

• sheboygan

How many "else" statements can you pair with a single "if" statement

• 1

• <10

• <20

• As many as is needed.

How many "else if" links can you have in an "if/else" chain?

• <10

• <20

• <30

• As many as is needed to represent the situation

Evaluate the following expression:
2 + 2 == 4

• true
• false
• sometimes true
• only true on sundays

What would happen if Elsa built a snowman?

If Elsa built a snowman

Anna would go and play

Else if Elsa built a castle

Anna would try to stay in the castle

Else

Anna and Elsa starts to sing!

• Anna would go play

• Anna would try to stay in the castle

• Anna and Elsa starts to sing!

• Nothing would happen