The break statement is used to break the execution of body of loop. When this statement is encountered, the control is directly transferred to the statement immediately after the loop body. break is also used in switch-case statement to transfer the control of execution from the statements of some case to the statement immediately after … Read more
The for loop is an entry-controlled loop (like while) in which first the condition is checked, and if it is True then the statements are executed. However, if the condition is False, the control will be transferred to the statement immediately after the body of loop. The condition can be any constant, variable or expression … Read more
The do-while loop is an exit-controlled loop in which first the body of a loop is executed and then the condition is checked. Now, if the condition is true then the statements are executed again. However, if the condition is False, the control is transferred to statement immediately after the body of loop. The condition … Read more
The while-loop is an entry-controlled loop in which first the condition is checked, and if it is True then the statements are executed. However, if the condition is False, the control is transferred to the statement immediately after the body of loop. The condition can be any constant, variable or expression that evaluates to True … Read more
Looping flow control statements in C programming language execute a specific set of statements multiple times as long as some condition is true. The Looping statements supported by C language include 1. while statement 2. do while statement 3. for statement In a program written in any programming language it is common to repeat a … Read more
switch case statement is another control flow decision making statement supported by C programming language. The general syntax of switch case is as follows; switch ( expression ) { case value1: statement1; break; case value2: statement2; break; . . . case valuen: statementn; break; default: statementx; } The switch case construct first evaluates the expression … Read more
if…else if ladder is another extension of if statement supported by C programming language. if statement checks a single condition and if True executes one single statement (simple or compound). if else statement also checks a single condition, however it executes one of the two statements (both of which can be simple or compound). Sometimes, … Read more
if…else statement is an extension of if statement supported by C language. The statement is a two-way decision making statement in which the condition is evaluated first and if it evaluates to true one set of statements is executed and other set is not. Conversely, if the condition evaluates to false then the other set … Read more
if statement is one of the basic and primitive decision making statement supported by C language. The general syntax of if statement is as follows: if ( condition ) statement; This flow control construct first checks the condition and if it evaluates to True then executes the statement. The condition can be any expression that … Read more
In general, C language supports 2 types of flow control statements: 1. Decision Making 2. Looping Decision Making statements are those statements which execute a set of other statements if and only some condition is true. In contrast, Looping statements execute a specific set of statements multiple times as long as some condition is true. … Read more