Control Structures

Controlling Program Flow

1. You can execute commands one after another -- sequencing

1. You can execute certain commands when certain conditions are met -- branching

1. You can keep on repeating certain commands while certain conditions are still true -- looping or iteration

Learning objectives

• Write loops and nested loops

• Write if conditions and nested if conditions

• Identify the legal arguments that you can write inside a for loop

• Identify the legal arguments that you can write inside a while loop

• identify legal argumentns you can write inside if statements

• Use the switch statement (when possible)

Call me and you will get the knowledge and skills you need instantly.

For inquiries contact me on my mobile number or email me at inquiry@eglobiotraining.com. View my multiply site http://erwinglobio.multiply.com

 

 

Prof. Erwin M. Globio, MSIT

Senior IT Lecturer

Far Eastern University

Email Address: inquiry@eglobiotraining.com

Skype: erwinglobio

 

 

Call Now:

 

SMART: 09393741359

SUN: 09323956678

 Your ability to direct and command the flow of control in your program is one of the defining skills for a programmer. There are basically 3 ways that you can arrange the commands in your program code. They are;