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Program Control

••• is an important concept that defines the specific order in which statements are to be executed. It dictates the flow of execution, determining which code blocks run and when.

Program Control — Program control is an important concept that defines the specific order in which statements are to be executed. It dictates the flow of execution, determining which code blocks run and when.

Ternary Conditional Operator — The ternary conditional operator (?:) is a shorthand C++ operator taking three arguments: a condition, an expression if true, and an expression if false. It replaces simple if-else blocks in a single line.

Repetition Structure — A repetition structure enables code blocks to execute repeatedly as long as a condition remains true, utilizing statements such as while, do-while, and for.

Selection Structure — A selection structure allows a program to make choices between alternative actions based on conditions, implemented in C++ using statements like if, if-else, and switch.

Sequence Structure — A sequence structure is a default control structure where statements are executed sequentially one after another. No conditions or jumps are involved in the baseline execution flow.

Compound Statement — A compound statement is a set of statements grouped together within a pair of braces. When it includes variable declarations, it is formally defined as a block.

Nested if-else — Nested if-else statements involve placing if-else selection statements inside other if-else selection statements to test for multiple complex cases sequentially.

Indentation — Indentation refers to the practice of formatting source code with extra spaces or tabs to improve program readability. Although C++ ignores whitespace, proper indentation helps humans understand code hierarchy.

Algorithm — An algorithm is defined as the specific actions to be executed in a specific order to solve a given problem. For example, sorting a list of student grades from highest to lowest requires a precise sequence of comparison steps.

Pseudocode — Pseudocode is an artificial or informal language used to develop algorithms that resembles everyday English and cannot be executed directly on computers. It serves as a bridge before writing C++ code.