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The statement that is executed when an if expression is true can be another if, as can the statement in an else clause. This enables you to express such convoluted logic as "if age of Lingcoln is greater than age of john "and if age of Lingcoln is greater than age of renu". Then we decide Lingan is elder of all
if(condition) { if(condition) { here goes statements; } }
The following flowchart will clearly demonstrate how nested if statement works
Let us write a C program using Nested if statement
#include <stdio.h> //header file section int main() { int a = 47, b = 25, c = 3; if (a > b) { if (a > c) { printf("The value a is greater than b and c "); } } printf("\nThis is normal flow "); return 0; }
When the first if statement executed, the value 'a' is compared with value 'b', if the expression is true, then inner if statement executed, the inner expression compares the value a with value c, if the inner if statement also true, the compiler will display the output.
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