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What is an else-if ladder in C#?
An else-if ladder is a series of if-else statements used to check multiple conditions one after another. It helps decide which block of code to run based on different conditions.
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How does the else-if ladder decide which block to execute?
The program checks each condition from top to bottom. When it finds the first condition that is true, it runs that block and skips the rest.
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What happens if none of the if or else-if conditions are true?
If none of the conditions are true, the else block runs if it exists. If there is no else block, then no code inside the ladder runs.
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Can multiple else-if blocks run in one else-if ladder execution?
No. Only the first true condition's block runs. After that, the program skips the rest of the else-if ladder.
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Write a simple else-if ladder in C# to check if a number is positive, negative, or zero.
int number = 5;
if (number > 0) {
Console.WriteLine("Positive");
} else if (number < 0) {
Console.WriteLine("Negative");
} else {
Console.WriteLine("Zero");
}
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In an else-if ladder, what happens when a condition is true?
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When a condition in the else-if ladder is true, only that block runs and the rest are skipped.
What is the role of the else block in an else-if ladder?
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The else block runs only if all previous if and else-if conditions are false.
Can multiple else-if blocks run in one execution of an else-if ladder?
✗ Incorrect
Only the first true condition's block runs; the rest are skipped.
What happens if no conditions in the else-if ladder are true and there is no else block?
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If no conditions are true and no else block exists, no code inside the ladder runs.
Which keyword starts an else-if ladder in C#?
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An else-if ladder always starts with an if statement.
Explain how an else-if ladder works in C# and why it is useful.
Think about how you decide between many options, one at a time.
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Write a simple else-if ladder in C# that categorizes an integer as positive, negative, or zero.
Use if, else if, and else keywords.
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