What is Control structure?
A basic structure that determines the flow of a program. There are three: sequence, which runs statements in order from the top; selection (conditional branching), which chooses statements according to a condition; and iteration, which repeats statements, for example while a condition holds. Any procedure is known to be expressible as a combination of these three (the structured program theorem).
Japanese name: 制御構造
Control structure appears in 1 practice question across 1 topic, including Programming Basics (Pseudocode Tracing).