Question

A(n) section of a Select Case statement is branched to if none of the

case values match the expression listed after the Select statement.

a. Else

b. Default

c. Case

d. Otherwise

Answer 1

The correct answer is b. Default.

A Select Case statement allows a program to test an expression against a list of cases, and execute code based on which case matches the expression. If none of the cases match the expression, a default section of code can be executed using the "default" keyword. In some programming languages, "default" is also referred to as "else" or "otherwise."