Creating n number of if/switch statements during run time?

[derekle560]

For instance, the user enters in a number, for example 5, and it is stored into a int variable n. Now I want to make a menu where it will display 5 options and the user can enter in a number 1 - 5. Can I make it so that there will be n (5) choices (if/switch statements) to choose from depending on the user input while the program is running?

I was thinking of maybe using a for loop that will continually create if/switch statements. Maybe with a static function? (I'm still a little confused about what static statements do. I remember reading how they persist even after the function conclude. Please correct me if I'm wrong.)

[TarikNeaj]

Make a switch case. And depending on what the user enters, 1-5. call a function which holds that specific number's if statements.

Example:

n = 2;
Switch(n)
{
case 2: threeIfStatements();
}

void threeIfStatements()
{
    if(this)
    {
         that
    }
    if else(that)
     {
          this
      }
}