Making decision with if else

Can you use an if statement to make a decision?

• A) Yes, the IF statement guides decision-making in Java.
• B) No, the IF statement is for loops only.
• C) Yes, but only for numbers.
• D) No, IF statements are for strings.

What is decision making with a simple if statement in Java?

• A) It executes code regardless of conditions.
• B) It helps with looping in Java.
• C) It evaluates conditions to make decisions.
• D) It prints messages to the console.

How do you make decision making in Java?

• A) By using loops exclusively.
• B) By evaluating one or more conditions.
• C) By avoiding if statements.
• D) By using only switch statements.

How do you write decision-making statements with if-else and if-else if?

• A) Using an expression without any statements.
• B) Writing multiple if statements together.
• C) Following an if statement with an else statement.
• D) Including optional loops in the code.

Is an if statement also known as a decision?

• A) Yes, it evaluates expressions.
• B) No, it is only for assignments.
• C) Yes, it guides decision-making.
• D) No, it is for calculations only.

How do conditional statements make decisions?

• A) By executing all statements in sequence.
• B) By randomly choosing statements to execute.
• C) By evaluating specified conditions.
• D) By ignoring conditions and executing everything.

What are the 2 types of decision-making statements in Java?

• A) if and switch.
• B) while and for.
• C) break and continue.
• D) try and catch.

Which statement is used for decision-making?

• A) while statement.
• B) switch statement.
• C) if statement.
• D) do-while statement.

What is the difference between a conditional and decision-making statement?

• A) Decision-making involves variables, and conditionals don't.
• B) Conditionals contain Boolean operators, but decisions don't.
• C) Decision-making uses loops, and conditionals don't.
• D) Conditionals evaluate expressions, while decisions don't.

What is decision-making and branching in if statement?

• A) Controlling the flow of code based on conditions.
• B) Printing messages to the console.
• C) Using loops inside if statements.
• D) Running code without any conditions.