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This post is about mastery number 18. The use of nested conditionals. I explained a simple example in the next video but I would also like to share other resources such as tutorialspoint.com’s exlanation of nested conditionals.

My video:

Take a look to it.

http://www.tutorialspoint.com/cplusplus/cpp_nested_if.htm

Another video I watched is about if/else interaction and nesting those loops.

I think the most important conditional that allows nesting is the if. You can read a nested bunch of if’s as: If this is true, the perform this if this is true, perform the next if this is true and so on… You could use opertaros such as && and || (and or) to simplify some nested conditionals and make your code easier.

Here is the link for my video:

Thanks for the help #MarinaRuelas

Hello this is #Mastery18 of nesting statements. It is possible to nest if-else else statements; this means you can use this means using functions one inside another.

 How to write a nested statement?

For example, the syntax is the following…

If (expression 1) {

  If(expression 2) {

   }

}

You can also nest an else if… else in a similar way as you nested the if statement.

This type of statement allows a choice to be made between two alternatives. A choice must be made between more than two possibilities. For example, the sign function in mathematics returns a negative number if an argument is less than zero, returns a positive number if the argument is more than zero.

I took this chart from http://www.programiz.com/sites/tutorial2program/files/flowchart-if-programming_0.jpg

That explains a process for an if statement that also can be used nested.

 This program shows an example on how to use a nested statement and how it works.

WATCH MY VIDEO https://youtu.be/hT153pKWogI

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Here’s WSQ 09, in which I use nesting of conditional statements.

Mastery 22 -When to use what type of repetitions on a program.

There are two types of loops in Python, while and for loops, when you want to make a repetition indefinite number of times to use a while, this will go until a condition is met. When you know the number of repetitions you need to make you use a for loops, which go the number of times you tell it to go.

Nesting of conditional statements