IF Statement - How To Discuss

IF Statement

A conditional decision statement used to control the flow of a program (see thread). The structure of the IF statement evaluates an expression (for example, time < 12) and executes a specific block of code only if the condition is true. An example in Python looks like this:

if hour < 12:

print (hey!)

Here the program would simply say Hello! when the time of day is less than 12 noon.

Literal Meanings of IF Statement

IF:

Meanings of IF:

1. Uncertainty, possibility, condition, doubt, etc.

2. Assuming under the circumstances that introduced the condition or choice.

3. If the statement is true (a programming statement that behaves in the same way).

4. Suppose it is used with the past tense or subjunctive to indicate that the condition is closed.

5. Assuming this is the case.

6. Well used for the introduction of concessions.

7. (sometimes forbidden) Used to enter a dependent clause, an indirect question that acts as the direct object of some verbs.

8. (usually hyperbolic) Although even under these conditions.

9. Introduction of the relevance condition.

Sentences of IF

1. When it rains, I get wet.

2. If A, then B, otherwise C.

3. I wouldn't be happy if you didn't talk to me yesterday.

4. If that's true, we'd better move on!.

5. He was a good friend, although a little stingy at the bar.

6. I don't know if I want to go there or not.

7. I have a cake if you want.

Statement:

Meanings of Statement:

1. Statement or comment.

2. Expression of opinion or point of view.

3. A document that reflects financial activity.

4. Instructions in a computer program.

5. Submit a formal offer document, especially in the UK, the Special Educational Needs Statement.