Introduction

• A computer can process a program in different ways, such as sequence, selection or branching, and repetition or iteration; these are called control structures.
• A computer can process a program in different ways, such as sequence, selection or branching, and repetition or iteration; these are called control structures.
• A computer can process a program in different ways, such as sequence, selection or branching, and repetition or iteration; these are called control structures.
• Control Structures - These are the building blocks that dictate the flow of a program’s execution.
• In using these control structures, the applications or programs are dynamic and responsive to different scenarios.
• In using these control structures, the applications or programs are dynamic and responsive to different scenarios.