If condition

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IF CONDITION

Decision making statement are used to jump or execute a group of statement. If condition is used to execute or skip a group of statment for a condition




syntax

if(condition)
{
      statement block;
}
other statement;


flow chart for if condition




Example code for if condition in [c-program]


#include< stdio.h >   /* header file */
#include< conio.h >   /* header file */


void main()   /* main function start*/
{
   int a=10,b;

   clrscr();

   if(a==10)
    {
     b=a+a;
    }

   printf("%d",b);

    getch();

}


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