Selection Structure

What is the primary purpose of a selection structure in programming?

• To perform mathematical calculations

• To store data values

• To create loops in code

• To make decisions in code based on conditions

In a "Switch-Case" selection structure, how are different options or cases identified?

• By using numbers
  

• By using logical operators (e.g., AND, OR)

• By comparing strings or values to predefined cases

• By using arrays

In an "If-Then-Else" selection structure, what happens if the condition inside the "If" statement is not met?

• The program crashes

• The code inside the "Else" section runs

• The code inside the "If" section runs again

• The program displays an error message

How does a "Switch-Case" selection structure work when an option (case) matches the provided expression?

• It executes all cases simultaneously

• It skips the matching case and executes the default case

• It executes the code inside the matching case and stops

• It executes the code inside all cases

In a "Switch-Case" structure, why is the "default" case important?

• It indicates the first case to execute

• It is always executed, regardless of the choice

• It defines the structure of the switch

• It handles situations when none of the cases match