Nested conditions

Choose which conditional statements you can nest:

• if and if

• switch and switch

• for and if/switch

• if and switch

Is true that you can nest how many times you want?

• True

• False

Why is not good to overdo the nesting?

• Is good to nest how many time you want.

• Because the code becomes too long.

• Because the code starts losing its readability.

• Because it can become confusing.

• Because is better to have separated conditional statements.

Which is better, to nest if in switch or if in if and switch in switch?

• if in switch

• if in if and switch in switch

• It doesn't matter

• To don't nest

In case the expression of the nested if statement is true, but the that of the other "if" is false, will be the code of the nested "if" executed?

• Yes

• No

Is it preferred the usage of the nested conditional statements to the single usage of the if and switch case?

• Yes, it's better to use nested conditional statements.

• No, you use that what you need.

Is that a correct part of the nested conditional statements syntax?

switch if ()

• Yes

• No

What is the explanation of nesting conditional statements?

• Those are conditional statements nested in each other.

• Those are conditional statements which are executing the block of code inside its body at the same time.

Is it right that if the condition of the certain statement returns true, the code inside its body will be executed, and if there is another conditional statement, where the condition returns again true, the code inside will be also executed?

• True

• False

When is good to use nested conditions?

• It is not a good decision to use them.

• When you want to write more code.

• When you have multiple checks.