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#Nesting

Chapter 5

#Chapter Profile
What is Nesting? Constants and Variables
Conditional Statements Repeat and Forever Loops
Nesting in Loops and Conditions Using If with Multiple Conditions
Using Sequence, Loops, and Conditions

Take Off Century #Critical Thinking
21 st
Skills
Identify the following terms:

1. A step-by-step set of instructions used to solve a problem.

2. The algorithm in graphical form using symbols.

3. It describes an algorithm in simple, human-readable language without
syntax.

In the previous chapter, you learnt how to define problems, create algorithms, and represent them
using pseudocode. In this chapter, you will build on that knowledge by learning how to use nesting,
placing one block of code inside another, to solve more complex problems effectively.

WHAT IS NESTING?

Nesting means putting one block of code inside another. For example, we can place an if condition
inside a loop, or a loop inside another loop. This helps organise the logic clearly and reduces repetition
in the code. It also makes the program easier to understand and manage.

Why is Nesting Important?

Nesting allows us to solve more complex problems. It helps the computer:

Make decisions based on different situations.
Repeat tasks while checking other conditions.