The following, for example, are different: First form if (a > b) { if (c >...

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□ The following, for example, are different: First form if (a > b) { if (c > d) (1) e = f; } else = g h; Second form if (a > b) if (cd) f; e = else g = h; □ Note how the braces force the else to be associated with the outer if. □ The following, for example, are different: First form if (a > b) { if (c > d) (1) e = f; } else = g h; Second form if (a > b) if (cd) f; e = else g = h; □ Note how the braces force the else to be associated with the outer if.

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