A Series of Deeply Nested If-Else Statements Is Usually Easier

question 76

True/False

A series of deeply nested if-else statements is usually easier to follow than the logic of an if-else-if statement.

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Definitions:

Forced Coercion

The act of compelling someone to act in an involuntary manner by use of threats or pressure.

Rational Persuasion

The use of logical arguments and factual evidence to convince someone to change their belief or behavior.

Resistance To Change

Opposition or reluctance from individuals or groups within an organization to adopt new ideas, processes, or changes to the status quo.

Political Manoeuvring

Strategies and tactics used by individuals or groups to gain advantage or influence within an organizational or political setting.