2.1.4 Thinking Logically

What do logical or comparative expressions evaluate to in programming?

• Arrays
• Strings
• Numbers
• True or false

What is the purpose of switch statements in programming?

• To repeat a block of code
• To handle multiple cases based on a single value
• To print messages to the console
• To stop program execution

How do conditional statements impact user experience in a program?

• By crashing the program
• By slowing down the program
• By displaying error messages
• By providing different outcomes based on user interactions

What determines the route taken through a program?

• Decisions made during program execution
• Random selection
• User input
• Compiler instructions

What is the role of conditional logic in programming?

• To print messages to the console
• To stop program execution
• To repeat the same block of code
• To make decisions based on specific conditions

Which statement is used to check multiple conditions in programming?

• for
• else if
• print
• return

How do conditional statements influence program flow?

• By directing the program to different paths based on conditions
• By stopping the program execution
• By printing error messages
• By repeating the same block of code

How do decisions control which blocks of code are executed?

• By running all blocks of code simultaneously
• By evaluating conditions and running specific blocks based on the result
• By skipping all blocks of code
• By randomly selecting blocks to execute

Which keyword is commonly used to make decisions in programming?

• if
• loop
• function
• print

What happens if a condition in a conditional statement evaluates to false?

• The program may skip that block of code
• The program stops executing
• The program runs all blocks of code
• The program crashes