Also known as if/then in practical applications, the 'if else' concept is a conceptual switch. The logic is that if a precondition applies, then a next step occurs. The statement is essentially a description of options, really much like a flow chart of options. The if else statement is used in many computer basic formats as a logic path. |
Examples of If Else Statement:
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A very simple set of if else logic: If a = 123, list XIf a = 234 list Y If X list anaconda bat cat If Y list bat cat dog If anaconda bat cat read line 1 If bat cat dog read line 2 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conditional_%28programming%29#Else_If_parts https://lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=ifelse |
