Control flow

Blocks, conditionals and loops.

In C++, the most basic structure is the block. A block is defined by a {} and anything between them belongs to the block. This is true for several languages.

The main function, the application entry point, owns a block. Conditional and repetition structures can own a block.

Code inside a block is read from left to right, top to bottom. Loops, like for and while, and conditionals, like if and switch can subvert this a little.

How to build

g++ -Wall control-flow.cc -o control-flow

How to run

./control-flow

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