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--- cplusplus:control_structures_selection [2016/02/02 22:28] – [Control structures in C++] mithat
+++ cplusplus:control_structures_selection [2017/01/30 20:35] – mithat
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 ====== Control Structures: Selection ======
 Mithat Konar\\
--02-03
 ===== Introduction =====
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 ===== Single-entry/single-exit structures =====
-  * **Single-entry/single-exit structures**:
+  * Control structures that are entered from one point and exited from one point.
-    * Control structures that are entered from one point and exited from one point.
+  * Connect the exit point of one control structure to entry point of the next: **control-structure stacking**.
-    * Connect the exit point of one control structure to entry point of the next: **control-structure stacking**.
+  * Makes programs easy to build.
-    * Makes programs easy to build.
 ===== Selection structures =====
-  * There are four selection structures available in C++:
+  * Four selection structures available in C++:
     * //if//
     * //if/else//
     * //nested if/else//
     * //switch//
+  * Also has a ternary //conditional operator// that performs selection.
 ===== if selection structure =====
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   * [[selection_examples#comparing_characters|Comparing characters example]]
   * See Gaddis 4.12 (programs Pr4-20.cpp and Pr4-21.cpp).
+===== switch structure =====
+  * [[selection_examples#switch|simple switch example]]
+  * See Gaddis 4.14 (programs Pr4-23.cpp to Pr4-27.cpp).
 ===== The conditional operator =====
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     * Examples:<code c++>y = x<0 ? -1.0*x : x;
 w = x<0 ? y=10 : z=20;</code>
-===== switch structure =====
-  * [[selection_examples#switch|simple switch example]]
-  * See Gaddis 4.14 (programs Pr4-23.cpp to Pr4-27.cpp).
 ===== More about blocks and scope =====