Chapter 6. Control Structures

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OBJECTIVES

After studying this chapter, you will

• Be able to solve problems involving repetition.

• Understand the differences between various loop structures.

• Know the principles used to design effective loops.

• Improve your algorithm design skills.

• Understand the goals and principles of structured programming.

OUTLINE

6.1	Introduction
6.2	Flow of Control: Repetition Structures
6.3	Counting Loops
6.4	Example: Car Loan
6.5	Graphics Example: Drawing a Checkerboard
6.6	Conditional Loops
6.7	Example: Computing Averages
6.8	Example: Data Validation
6.9	Principles of Loop Design
6.10	The switch Multiway Selection Structure
6.11	Object-Oriented Design: Structured Programming
	What Can Be Computed?
	Chapter Summary
	Solutions to Self-Study Exercises
	Exercises