I have a question...

[lei4848]

If an if statement containing many elsif parts and no else part

a) Only one of the conditions is allowed to be true; otherwise there is an error.
b) All the actions corresponding to true conditions are selected.
c) Only the first true condition (if any ) is selected.
d) At least one of the conditions is required to be true, otherwise there is a run-time error.
e) None of the above.

[TheOneTrueGod]

d)

[Martin]

No.

The answer is c). Try it out and see

code:

var x := 2 var y := 2 if x = 0 then   put x elsif x = 1 then   put x elsif x = 2 then   put x elsif y = 2  puts "This isn't called!" end if

[Bored]

You shouldn't do peoples homework for them. This is obviously either a quiz question or homework question they don't know and are to lazy to check out.

[TheOneTrueGod]

lol, I know, thats why I gave him the wrong answer... Have more faith in my Turing knowledge

[Bored]

I knew you did but it was Martin that was aimed at.

[upthescale]

Martin wrote:

No.

The answer is c). Try it out and see

code:

puts "This isn't called!"

Seems liek Martin is familiar with Ruby...

[aldreneo]

Or perl...Or was that C

AHHH this is what happens when you lean 5 languages at once