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An if statement is a type of selection where the program runs a block of code 'if' a condition is true.
This can be very useful for branching your code - making decisions and running different code based on different input.
This is often more useful than a switch statement or match statement for non-exhaustive conditions or pattern matching.
Pseudocode example
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This program will print 5 is less than 7 if the condition is true:
IF 5 < 7 THEN
PRINT "5 is less than 7"
ENDIF
C example
edit edit sourceThis C example does the same as the pseudocode example:
if (5 < 7) {
printf("5 is less than 7");
}