control structure: if else ladder and switch case

 #include<iostream>


using namespace std;

int main() {
    // selection control structure: if else-if... else ladder

    int age;
    cout << "Tell me your age" << endl;
    cin >> age;

    // if ((age < 18) && (age>0)) {
    //     cout << "You are a child and you cannot come to my party" << endl;
    // }
    // else if (age == 18) {
    //     cout << "You are a kid and you will get a kid pass to my party" << endl;
    // }
    // else if (age<1) {
    //     cout<<"you are not yet born";
    // }
    // else if (age>100) {
    //     cout<<"you are too old to come to the party";
    // }
    // else {
    //     cout << "You are an adult and you can come to my party" << endl;
    // }

    // selectrion control structure: switch case statements

    switch (age) {
        case 18:
        cout<<"you are 18"<<endl;
        break;

        case 19:
        cout<<"you are 19"<<endl;
        break;
       
        case 20:
        cout<<"you are 20"<<endl;
        break;

        default:
        cout<<"no special cases"<<endl;
    }
   
    cout<<"done with switch case"<<endl;
    //hum break nhi lgaenge to uss case se lekr saare cases print hojaenge
    //break mtlb vo kud jata seedha neeche

    return 0;
}

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