Project: Using If and If-Else Statements and Reading User Input

Question 1

You are creating a switch-case statement with six possible branches, where the last one is “no solution.” How many case statements are needed?

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5

Question 2

Complete the sentence.

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Default

Question 3

Complete the sentence.

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switch

Question 4

Which keyword can be used to end a switch-case statement code block?

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default

Question 5

What is the keyword that provides escape from a code block?

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break

Question 6

Which keyword is similar in function to an if-then statement?

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switch

Question 7

In a switch-case, why is a break required at the end of each case statement?

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It tells the computer to advance to the next statement outside the switch block.

Question 8

Examine the following switch-case statement. If Answer = 10 % 3, what result would be output? Switch (Answer) { case 1: System.out.println (“The answer is 1”); break; case 2: System.out.println (“The answer is 2”); break; case 3: System.out.println (“The answer is 3”); break; default: System.out.println (“The answer is not here”); break; }

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1

Question 9

Switch-case statements are based on fractions.

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false

Question 10

One practice of good programmers is to indent block code.

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true

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