Question

An if-else construct accomplishes 'fall through'. 

Options

• True

• False

Answer 1

This statement is False.

Explanation:

1. In programming, "fall through" refers to the behaviour of switch-case statements in which execution continues to follow cases if no break statement is present.
2. In contrast, an if-else design prevents fall-through. Only one block (either the if or the else) is run according to the situation, and there is no automatic continuation between them.