March 2020
Beginner to intermediate
561 pages
12h 2m
English
Control operations fall into two general categories—decision operations (a.k.a., selection operations, condition operations) and iterative operations (a.k.a., repeating operations, looping operations). Decision operations alter the path of a program’s execution based on the truth or falseness of a relational, equality, and/or logical operation when multiple paths through a program are required. Iterative operations, on the other hand, execute a block of code repeatedly while or until a certain condition (i.e., a relational, equality, and/or logical condition) ...
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