Putting the most specific case first means that the computer must solve the most selective and complex part first.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- An if-else-if statement is made with a sequence of cases that must be solved by a computer as they appear.
- The most selective, delicate, and complex cases should be placed first, as the computer recognizes that this type of case must be resolved in advance, as it facilitates the process for other cases.
Thus, the most specific case, which is also the most selective and complicated, should be placed in the list too, because otherwise, the computer will not have enough information to read it and solve it.
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