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Conditionals, nest question ?

Hey guys. Got another question ? What is C++ referring to when it goes on about NESTING if statements ? Does it just mean that C++ enables you to put as many if statements in the code as you would like ? Going through the if and else conditionals right now and all these curly brackets are confusing the hell out of me. Thanks for your help

1st Aug 2018, 11:16 PM
harry
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Not into C++ but AFAIK nesting is putting one block inside another (blocks are often wrapped in curly braces {} as in C++). In this case it would mean if block inside if block: if (this) { if (this too) { if (thisCouldBeImportant) { // do something } } }
2nd Aug 2018, 12:09 AM
Tom Shaver
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So, because there is 3 opening curly brackets on the If statements then there has to be 3 closing brackets on the bottom ?? What about this way. if(this){ if(this too){ if(this as well){ } Some people are putting just one curly bracket instead of 3 ?
21st Aug 2018, 7:38 PM
harry