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Conditional statement

Also known as a conditional expression, a conditional statement is a statement performed if true or false. Below are some examples of conditional statements in programming.

Example 1:
if ($myval < 10) { print "Value is less than 10"; }

If the variable $myval is less than 10, the software program will print "Value is less than 10".

Example 2:
if ($myval == 10) { print "The value equals 10"; }

In this example if the variable is equal to 10, nothing less, nothing more than print "The value equals 10".

Example 3:
if ($myval >= 10) {print "Value is greater than or equal to 10"; }

Finally, this example uses two operators. If the variable is greater than 10 or if it's equal to 10 then print "Value is greater than or equal to 10".

Also see: Boolean, Expression, If statement, Operator, Programming definitions, Statement

 

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