A selection group consists of a test and two sets of one or more operations (statements). The test must be stated so that it yields a true or false result. One set of statements is performed when the outcome of the test is true. The other set is performed when the outcome is false. The flowchart in Figure 5-1 illustrates the flow of control through a selection group. The two sets of statements are mutually …showed first 75 words of 2265 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2265 total…other nonresident counter + 1. End if. End if. If age is greater than 64, then If state of residence = ‘Akansas', then Senior resident counter = senior resident counter + 1. Else Senior nonresident counter = senior nonresident counter + 1. End if. Else If state of residence = ‘Arkansas', then Other resident counter = other resident counter + 1. 6. Else Other nonresident counter = other nonresident counter+ 1. End if. Endif. (There are other solutions using state of residence not = Arkansas' and age is less than or equal to 64.)