Control statements in C are key for managing program flow; they facilitate decision-making, looping, and branching, essential for effective programming.
Decision-making statements like if and switch-case allow developers to execute code conditionally, providing flexible pathways based on boolean conditions.
Iteration statements such as for, while, and do-while enable repeated execution of code, each with distinct control mechanisms tailored for specific scenarios.
Nested control structures enhance decision-making capabilities, allowing developers to apply complex logic where multiple conditional checks and repetitions are necessary.
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