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DECISSION CONTROL

STATEMENTS IN C
DECISSION
CONTROL
STATEMENTS
OVERVIEW
Decision control statements in C are
constructs that allow the program to execute
specific blocks of code based on whether
certain conditions are true or false

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IF STATEMENT
The if statement is your first line of defense in decision-
making. It allows your program to execute a block of code
based on a specific condition. Mastering this simple structure
is essential for creating dynamic and responsive applications.

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ELSE
STATEMENTS
The else statement complements the if statement, providing an
alternative path when conditions are not met. This structure
enhances your program's flexibility and allows for more
complex decision-making scenarios, ensuring your code
behaves as expected.

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NESTED
STRUCTURES
Nested structures allow you to place if statements within other if
statements, creating a hierarchy of decisions. This powerful
technique enables you to handle multiple conditions and
create intricate logic flows in your programs effectively.
BEST PRACTISES
FOR DECISSION
MAKING
When using decision-making structures, always strive for
clarity and simplicity. Avoid deep nesting to maintain code
readability. Use meaningful variable names and comments
guide others through your logic, ensuring your code is both
functional and understandable.

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REAL WORLD
APPILICATION

USER INPUT GAME


VALIDATION DEVELOPMENT

FINANCIAL AUTOMATED
APPLICATION TESTINGS
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CONCLUSION
Decision control statements are fundamental to programming in C, enabling
developers to implement logic and control the flow of execution based on
specific conditions. By using constructs like if, else, switch, and the ternary
operator, programmers can create versatile and responsive applications that
adapt to varying inputs and situations. Mastery of these statements is essential
for writing effective, efficient, and maintainable code, allowing for complex
decision-making processes that enhance the functionality and user experience
of software. Overall, decision control statements form the backbone of logical
reasoning in C programming, facilitating a structured approach to
problem-solving.

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PRESENTED TO
YOU BY
Siddharth sur
Ashmit Chakraborty
Sudem daimari
Fwilao khakhlari
Aryan khakhlari
Vikesh kumar

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