Summary  
This chapter explains how to nest conditional statements to perform multiple checks in sequence—such as verifying whether a value falls within a specific range—while noting that deep nesting can hurt readability.

General domain of usage  
Validating numeric ranges

We can have conditional statements inside other conditional statements. This lets us perform multiple checks before executing some code.

We can check if a number is in a specific range using this kind of an arrangement:

let number = 17;

if(number >= 10) 
{
  if(number <= 20) 
  {
    console.log("The number is in the range 10-20");
  }
}

It's generally recommended to avoid nesting many conditional statements, as it makes the code harder to read and manage.

There are better methods for performing multiple checks, which we will explore in the upcoming chapters.

What is the main advantage of using nested conditional statements?



Why should you avoid nesting many conditional statements?



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Nested Conditional Statements

1. What is the main advantage of using nested conditional statements?

2. Why should you avoid nesting many conditional statements?