Nested Statement

In C++ can we use multiple if statements in nested if statement.

• No

• Yes

• Only Once

• Only Singgle

In nested if statement which statement evaluated first ?

• Inner

• Outer

• Nested

• Closer

In C++ how many levels of nested if statement is allowed!

• Two

• Four

• Eight

• Multiple

Nested if statement with compound statements use the following parenthesis.

• { }

• ( )

• [ ]

• !!

WHICH TYPE OF DECISION STRUCTURE IS THIS?
if (x==10)
{
          if (y==20)
          {
                    cout<<"Coordinates: 10, 20";
          }
}

• Switch
• If Else if 
• If else (binary choice)
• Nested If

What is the output for the program segment below if the x value is 25?
if (x>=10)
{
          if (y<=20)
          {
                    cout<<"The number is below 20";
          }

else

{
                    cout<<"The number is above 20";
          }
}

else

cout<< "Number is below 10";

• Number is below 10

• The number is below 20

• The number is above 20

• error

What is the output for the program segment below if the x value is 8?
if (x>=10)
{
          if (y<=20)
          {
                    cout<<"The number is below 20";
          }

else

{
                    cout<<"The number is above 20";
          }
}

else

cout<< "Number is below 10";

• Number is below 10

• The number is below 20

• The number is above 20

• error

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.

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.

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.