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C++ Conditional Statements
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C++ Conditional Statements

C++ Conditional Statements

1. Introduction to Conditional Statements
What is Control FlowThe Role of Conditional StatementsIf StatementElse StatementNested If StatementsSwitch Statement
2. Conditional Control Flow Practice
ParallelogramLevel of KnowledgeWhich TriangleCalculate Shipping Cost
3. Advanced Topics
Ternary OperatorGuard ClauseSummary and Overview

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Parallelogram

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You have four integer values a, b, c and d, which represent the lengths of lines.

  1. Determine if it is possible to create a parallelogram using these lines.
  2. Output in the console:
    • YES, if it is possible;
    • NO, if it is not possible.

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Parallelogram

Task

Swipe to start coding

You have four integer values a, b, c and d, which represent the lengths of lines.

  1. Determine if it is possible to create a parallelogram using these lines.
  2. Output in the console:
    • YES, if it is possible;
    • NO, if it is not possible.

Solution

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Section 2. Chapter 1
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