Selection Control Structure
This game is used to assess the basic understanding of the Selection control structure.
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Topics of this game:
- Which of the following is NOT a control structure?
- Which of the following control structures performs instructions when a particular criteria is met?
- A/An _______ is a set of criteria that must be met.
- Which of the following is NOT a relational operator?
- Which of the following operators is used when you have two conditions which both have to be true?
- Which of the following operators is used when you need to test a condition to determine if it is true or false?
- Which of the following is used to end a conditional statement?
- Which of the following operators is used to carryout an instruction when a condition is proven TRUE?
- Which of the following operators is used to carryout an instruction when a condition is proven FALSE?
- Which of the following is NOT an IF construct?
- Which of the following IF constructs would be used when there are two possible output?
- Which of the following IF constructs would be used when there is only one possible output?
- What would be outputted if a user enters the number 9 in the following algorithm? IF N>=3 THEN Total = N+1 ENDIF
- What would be outputted if a user enters the number 2 in the following algorithm? IF N>=3 THEN Total = N+1 ELSE Total = N ENDIF
- What would be outputted if 50 was entered into the following algorithm? IF N <> 100 THEN Result = N – 50 ELSE Result = N * 3 ENDIF
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