Section 3.16 Word Matching Exercise
Boolean Expression
Boolean Type
Boolean Value
Conditional Operator
Fall-Through
Flowchart
Lazy Evaluation
Operator Associativity
Short-Circuit Operator
| refers to the ternary operator with ? and : together that functions like an if-else statement. | |
| is a diagram that describes an algorithm or a process, showing the steps as boxes of various kinds, and their order by connecting these with arrows. | |
| is an expression that evaluates to a Boolean value. | |
| is a primitive data type for declaring a variable to store a Boolean value. | |
| is either true or false. | |
| describes a behavior with a switch statement in which case a matched case statement is executed until a break statement or the end of the switch statement is reached. | |
| refers to an operator such as && and ||, which performs a lazy evaluation. | |
| determines the order of evaluation for the operators with the same precedence. | |
| refers to the way on how an expression is evaluated. As soon as the result of the expression is known, the evaluation is terminated. |
