Control Structures C#

To perform calculations

To manage the flow of execution in a program

To store data

To define objects

Sequence

Selection

Iteration (Repetition)

Encapsulation

It repeats a block of code

It checks a condition and executes code if the condition is true

It declares a variable

It stops the execution of the program

while loop

if statement

if...else statement

do...while loop

It repeats a statement multiple times

It acts as a ternary operator that replaces simple if...else statements

It terminates a loop

It breaks the execution of a switch statement

A loop where the number of iterations is known in advance

A loop that runs indefinitely

A loop that runs based on user input

A structure used for function calls

while loop

for loop

do...while loop

switch statement

A `while` loop is for selection, and a `for` loop is for repetition

A `for` loop is more suitable for definite loops, while a `while` loop is used for indefinite loops

A `for` loop executes only once, while a `while` loop repeats multiple times

A `while` loop has an increment/decrement operator, while a `for` loop does not

A loop that runs exactly 10 times

A loop that continues until the user inputs -1

A loop that increments by 1

A loop controlled by a counter variable

It skips the current iteration and continues with the next

It terminates the loop entirely

It adds an extra iteration to the loop

It restarts the loop