Fundamentals Program/C# Control Flow Topic 21 of 30 in C# Control flow refers to the order in which statements are executed in a program. It determines how your code makes decisions, repeats actions, and handles different scenarios. More in C#Primitive data typesAccessorsForeachForTypesIntFloatBoolcharValuesLiteralNon-primitive data typesStructsClassesMethodsFieldsData structuresArraysListsstringsControl FlowLoopsConditionalselse ifreturnElseifExpressions & OperatorsArithmeticAssignment Previousstrings NextLoops All 48 topics in the Fundamentals Program