📝 C++ Conditional Statements

Conditional statements control how your program behaves based on certain conditions. C++ supports if, else if, else, and switch for decision-making.

📚 Example Code: Using If-Else

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💡 Tip: Always remember to use { } braces for multiple statements inside if, else if, or else blocks — even though it's optional for single lines.

🔧 C++ Condition Operators

== — Equal to
!= — Not equal to
> — Greater than
< — Less than
>= — Greater than or equal to
<= — Less than or equal to

📂 Example: Switch Statement

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⚠️ Don't forget: Always use break in each case inside a switch, or it'll "fall through" to the next case.