Control Structure
Control structures are fundamental building blocks in programming that help manage the flow of execution in a program. They allow you to create complex logic and decision-making capabilities by selectively executing code based on specific conditions or repetitions. The main elements of control structures include:
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Sequence: This is the default control structure where code is executed line by line in the order it appears.
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Flow Control: These statements enable you to execute specific code blocks depending on whether certain conditions are true or false.
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Jump Statements: Jump statements provide additional control over the flow of your program by transferring execution to another part of your code, skipping loop iterations, or ending loops prematurely.