TUE2

• Not equal

• Equal

• Error

• None of the above

• x is greater

• y is greater

• x and y are equal

• None of the above

• Even

• Odd

• Error

• None of the above

• Greater or Equal

• Less than 10

• Error

• None of the above

• Correct

• Incorrect

• Error

• None

• a is greater

• a equals b

• b is greater

• None

What is the correct syntax for a switch-case statement?

• switch { expression } case : value;

• switch(expression) { case value: }

• switch(expression) { case value; }

• switch(value) { case: expression; }

• One

• Two

• Default

• Nothing

Can a switch-case statement handle strings in C++?

• Yes, it can handle any data type.

• No, it only handles integers and characters.

• Yes, it can handle strings if they are cast to integers.

• Yes, but only with the string data type in C++.

What happens if the expression in a switch statement does not match any of the case values?

• The default block is executed if present.

• The program terminates.

• The switch statement throws an exception.

• It results in a compile-time error.