3.1 Lab 3a Due Sep-26 Lab3a Introduction In this lab you will be diving into control flow statements, specifically conditional statements. These types of statements are based upon boolean logic. This type of logic is based on the concept of true-false. So boolean values can have the value of either true or false. There are two major types of conditional statements: if-then-else switch-case If-Then-Else are statements that operate such that if some condition evaluates to true, then do something. Else you do this For these statements if and else are the keywords. if (/*some condition*/) Do some stuff here else if (/ some other condition/) Do something here else *Do some other thing The statements with the elses in them are optional and are not needed when using the if-then-else type of conditional statements. It will depend upon what you want to happen For switch-case conditional statements,the idea is that you have a variable (the switch) that will determine the next course of action depending on its value (the case)