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*'''if''' (condition) '''then''' {Code} '''else''' {Code}
*'''if''' (condition) [ {ThenCode} , {ElseCode} ]


|p1= condition: [[Boolean]] |= Parameter 1
|p1= condition: statement that returns a [[Boolean]] |= Parameter 1
 
|p2= Code: statement(s) executed when condition true, or false |= Parameter 1
| [[If Type]] |= Return value
| [[Anything]]- Dependent on {Code} executed |= Return value
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Revision as of 12:57, 27 August 2007

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Description

Description:
if then else
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Syntax

Syntax:
  • if (condition) then {Code} else {Code}
  • if (condition) [ {ThenCode} , {ElseCode} ]
Parameters:
condition: statement that returns a Boolean
Code: statement(s) executed when condition true, or false
Return Value:
Anything- Dependent on {Code} executed

Examples

Example 1:
if (a>b) then {a=b}

Additional Information

See also:
elseControl Structuresthen

Notes

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Notes

Posted on August 4, 2006 - 10:55
hardrock
Notes from before the conversion: Standard syntax: = if a then b Alternative syntax = ? a : b Compound clause syntax (multiple actions) "if a then x, y, z" or "if a then x; y; z"
Ceeeb
Any variables you declare within the body of an if/then statement (ie between the curly braces) are local to that 'if' statement, and are destroyed at the end of the statement. If you know you want to use the variable outside the 'if' statement, make sure your declare it before the 'if' statement.

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