Oct 6, 2012 · Not the same. 'else if' is generally to be preferred, because you can keep inserting or appending more of them indefinitely, or append an 'else', whereas with the other form you have to …

The if/if/if version has an operational cost of "always does 3 checks". Assuming all 3 of the values being checked are equally likely, the if/else version will have an average of 1.5 ifs performed, while the if/if …

5 Как такового оператора else if нет, это лишь использование ещё одного if в ветке else другого if. Но разница между ними есть.

Why would you use if-else statements if you can make another if statement? Example with multiple ifs: input = getInputFromUser() if input is "Hello" greet() if input is "Bye" sayGoodbye(...

4 Switch/case is usually optimized more efficiently than if/else if/else, but is occasionally (depending on language and compiler) translated to simple if/else if/else statements. I personally think switch …

Jun 6, 2021 · 4 No, there is nothing equivalent to for-else of Python in C++. There are a few alternatives to transform the function. I'll use a simpler example:

In my project, the program can do one thing of two, but never both, so I decided that the best I can do for one class is to define it depending of a #define preprocessor variable. The following cod...

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I'm a beginner to C++ (and programming in general) and I've just begun reading programming: principles and practice using C++ by bjarne stroustrup. I had to write an if statement using a logical or operator …

I prefer if - else if - else statements, but it really is up to you. If you want to use functions as the conditions, or you want to test something against a range, array, or vector and/or you don't mind …