Multi-way selection

Definition

Multi-way selection refers to situations where there are more than two possible outcomes or paths based on different conditions being evaluated.

Related terms

nested if-else statements: Using multiple if-else statements inside each other to handle different conditions and outcomes.

switch statement: A programming construct that allows multi-way selection based on the value of a variable or expression.

logical operators: Operators such as "and" and "or" used to combine multiple conditions in a single expression for multi-way selection.