Difference between revisions of "IF a THEN b ELSE c"

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returns the larger of <code>X</code> and <code>Y</code>.
 
returns the larger of <code>X</code> and <code>Y</code>.
  
It is possible to omit the <code>ELSE</code> clause:
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It is possible to omit the '''ELSE''' clause:
 
:<code>IF X > Y THEN X</code>
 
:<code>IF X > Y THEN X</code>
  

Revision as of 01:26, 29 December 2015


This conditional expression returns «b» if «a» is true (1) or «c» if «a» is false (0), for example:

Variable X := 1M
Variable Y := 1
IF X > Y THEN X ELSE Y → 1M

returns the larger of X and Y.

It is possible to omit the ELSE clause:

IF X > Y THEN X

If the condition is false, it gives a warning. If you ignore the warning, it returns Null.

Conditional expressions get more interesting when they work on arrays. See IF a THEN b ELSE c with arrays.

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