What Is Selection or Decision Structure

A selection structure, also called an “If-Then-Else” structure, is flowcharted as follows: After either the true set of actions or the false set of actions are taken, program control resumes with the next statement (the statement that would be placed below the connector in the flowchart above).

What is a decision structure?

A decision structure is a construct in a computer program that allows the program to make a decision and change its behavior based on that decision. The decision is made based on the outcome of a logical test. A logical test is a calculation whose outcome is either true or false.

What does selected structural mean?

Select Structural. *Select Structural Non-Dense. High quality, limited in characteristics that affect strength or stiffness. Recommended for uses where high strength, stiffness and good appearance are desired.

Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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