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Basic programming
Unit 1
C++
Introduction to C++
C++ Syntax and Data Types
Control Structures in C++
Unit 2
Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA)
Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms
Arrays and Strings
Linked Lists and Trees
Sorting and Searching Algorithms
Graphs and Hashing
Unit 3
Coding
Introduction to Coding
Basic Syntax and Structure
Data Structures and Algorithms
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Error Handling and Debugging
Unit 1 • Chapter 3
Control Structures in C++
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What is the purpose of a switch statement in C++?
To select one of many blocks of code to execute
To declare variables
To create loops
To perform mathematical calculations
When would you use a do-while loop in C++?
When you want to execute the code block at least once
When you want to declare a class
When you want to define a function
When you want to perform a comparison
How does the for loop differ from while loop in C++?
While loop is used for functions
For loop does not allow iteration
While loop only has a condition
For loop includes initialization, condition, and increment expressions
What is the purpose of if-else statements in C++?
To make decisions in the program flow based on conditions
To declare variables
To create loops
To perform mathematical calculations
When would you use a break statement in a loop in C++?
To exit the loop prematurely based on a certain condition
To define a new variable
To print a statement to the console
To continue to the next iteration of the loop
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