why do we use condition in programming
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The condition can be anything that evaluates as True or False. Comparisons always return True or False, for example == (equal to), >(greater than), < (less than.)
The else part is optional. If you leave it off, nothing will happen if the conditional evaluates to ‘False’.
This is the ability to test a variable against a value and act in one way if the condition is met by the variable or another way if not. They are also commonly called byprogrammers if statements. To know if a condition is True of False, we need a new type of data: the booleans. They allow logical operations.
The else part is optional. If you leave it off, nothing will happen if the conditional evaluates to ‘False’.
This is the ability to test a variable against a value and act in one way if the condition is met by the variable or another way if not. They are also commonly called byprogrammers if statements. To know if a condition is True of False, we need a new type of data: the booleans. They allow logical operations.
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computer is device understand only binary language so for make him understand we use condition statement
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