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| #REDIRECT [[IF...THEN]] | | #REDIRECT [[IF...THEN]] |
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| [[IF]] statements make Boolean True or False program evaluations to automate program decision making.
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| : [[IF]] evaluation [[THEN]] {{Parameter|{code}}}
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| * The evaluation by [[IF]] must be true for the {{Parameter|{code}}} to be run.
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| * IF statements can also have alternative evaluations using [[ELSEIF]] and [[ELSE]] conditions.
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| * When the '''IF''' statement and/or code to be run is more than one line of code, an [[END IF]] statement must be used.
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| * With multiple code lines to run, end the IF statement with THEN and place all of the code on lines below that line.
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| * With multiple code lines to run (an [[IF...END IF]] block), the IF statement and END IF statement must be the first statement on the line.
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| * The IDE may point to an [[ERROR Codes|error]] in a loop or somewhere else if you forget to use END IF (typically a ''PROGRAM FLOW ERROR!'' message).
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| * Use [[colon]]s to execute multiple statements after [[THEN]].
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| {{PageSeeAlso}}
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| [[IF...THEN]]
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Latest revision as of 11:00, 23 January 2023